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The Total cost may change based on age, Medical and vaccination history at the time of exam / respective clinic Policy.

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Distance  
Fees  
North Miami - FL 33168
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 7 mi
ADULT
$ 150
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work - Extra
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 150
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work - Extra
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE
$ 450
Includes
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations
rating 4.5



North Miami - FL 33161
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 9 mi
ADULT
$ 250
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 200
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE
$ 570
Includes
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations
rating 5
CONFIRMED APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLE



Hallandale Beach - FL 33009
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 14 mi
ADULT
$ 200
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 175
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE

  Do Not Offer All Inclusive Package

rating 4.5



Dania Beach - FL 33004
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 15 mi
ADULT
$ 250
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 200
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE
$ 585
Includes
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations
rating 5



Hialeah - FL 33012
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 2 mi
ADULT
$ 250
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 170
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE

  Do Not Offer All Inclusive Package

rating 4



North Miami Beach - FL 33162
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 8 mi
ADULT
$ 375
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 300
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE
$ 525
Includes
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations
rating 5



Miami - FL 33165
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 10 mi
ADULT
$ 175
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 150
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE

  Do Not Offer All Inclusive Package

rating 4



Miami - FL 33173
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 13 mi
ADULT
$ 175
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 150
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE

  Do Not Offer All Inclusive Package

rating 4
CONFIRMED APPOINTMENTS ARE AVAILABLE



Delray Beach - FL 33446
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 41 mi
ADULT
$ 375
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work - Extra
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 300
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work - Extra
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE

  Do Not Offer All Inclusive Package

rating 4.5



Delray Beach - FL 33483
find-uscis-civil-surgeon-nearest-you 42 mi
ADULT
$ 375
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work - Extra
  • Vaccinations - Extra
CHILD
$ 375
Includes only
  • Physical exam and Form completion
  • Blood Work - Extra
  • Vaccinations - Extra
ALL INCLUSIVE

  Do Not Offer All Inclusive Package

rating 4



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    May 26 2021
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    Apr 26 2021
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    Apr 19 2021
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    Apr 16 2021
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    Mar 24 2021
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    Mar 23 2021
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    Feb 21 2021
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  • Interim Clinical Guidance for Management of Patients with Confirmed 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Infection

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    Feb 15 2021
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  • Toolkit for Pregnant People and New Parents

    Resources and tools to help pregnant people, breastfeeding women and new parents caring for infants to protect their health and help people who serve these communities communicate with them.
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