How Much Does an Immigration Medical Exam Cost? The $190 All-Inclusive Breakdown
At PassQual Health the answer stays simple and it doesn't change once you're in the room — $190, all-inclusive. Here's exactly what that price covers, so "all-inclusive" means something you can actually see.
What the $190 immigration medical exam cost actually covers
Here's what's bundled into that single price: the exam itself, performed by Dr. Hendry Pascual, a USCIS-designated civil surgeon — only a civil surgeon USCIS has authorized can complete your I-693 — and the required lab work USCIS and the CDC call for as part of the exam: tuberculosis screening for everyone two and older, and, depending on your age, testing for syphilis and gonorrhea. Those tests are in the $190, not billed after the fact.
It also covers vaccine-record verification — we review your immunization records against the CDC's immigration vaccination schedule and tell you clearly which vaccines you still need, if any — plus your Form I-693, completed and sealed the way USCIS wants it, ready to file. When you walk out, the medical side of your case is done.
The one thing that isn't bundled — and why that saves you money
We do not administer vaccines on site. That's on purpose. Instead of charging clinic prices for shots, we verify what you're missing and point you to where you can get those vaccines free, usually the county health department. Many applicants need one or two vaccines, and buying them at a private clinic can quietly add $100–$300 to the total — sending you to a free source keeps our $190 honest and keeps that money in your pocket.
So the real math looks like this: your exam is $190 at PassQual Health, plus $0 for vaccines if you use the free county option. Compare that to a lower sticker price that later bills you separately for labs and shots, and the all-inclusive number usually wins.
Why immigration medical exam prices vary so much by clinic
Advertised prices around South Florida range widely, and the spread almost always comes down to what's included. A low sticker price often means labs, vaccine review, or the I-693 form fee get charged on top; a higher price sometimes just reflects a busier practice. Before you book anywhere, ask one question — is that price all-inclusive, and does it cover the required labs? At PassQual Health, it does.
Most health insurance plans don't cover the immigration medical exam, since it's a government requirement rather than treatment for an illness — which is exactly why one clear, all-inclusive number matters. Our $190 is the total, confirmed before you sit down.