US Immigration from Philippines

My K1 Visa is pending in the US Embassy in Manila but we are planning on going to the Bahamas after we get married.

Example timeline:

June: Manila Embassy Interview

August: Flying to the US with an approved K1 Visa

Sept: Going to the Bahamas for a week then flying back to the US

What do I need to make sure I can fly in and out of the US for the Bahamas trip?

Received an email feb 2022 and the email content of me getting medical at st lukes extension clinic and get new nbi and national police clearance.

Question i was ask by the embassy to send all requirements listed

Requirements

Passport

Police clearant

Nbi

Medical report

I sent all requirements to embassy how long does it take for such process and also what does it mean if they are asking for my passport?

My wife is currently in the Philippines and we have an active I-130. She should be healthy enough to pass the medical, however she does have Hepatitis B. It is controlled with medication. I know TB is a denial, but Hepatitis B that is controlled via medicine, would that be grounds for a medical denial?

Good evening all,

My wife and daughter (the filipino-americans) and me (just american) are headed to the Philippines in September, and while I know things can change on a dime, currently, does anyone have any experience using the proctored tests such as optum for headed to the Philippines? I'm very aware for the way back, PAL will only take a test administered in the Philippines, but for the way there, through LAX, was hoping to use a proctored test where you video call a nurse to watch you and read the results. Flying from South Texas to LAX in the evening before our PAL flight, spending the night in a hilton near LAX then flying out noon the following afternoon, so we could hypothetically do a test at the TBIT in the morning, but that seems cutting it close.

Is this really needed or required when I travel there? If so, where's the best to buy it?

Thanks!