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Oceanside Immigration Medical Exam
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We’re here to make it easy
Immigration medical exams are required to verify you are in good health and admissible to become a United States resident. As an authorized health center, TrueCare Oceanside is ready to help you with this important life event. Schedule your USCIS exam and let us know if you need a ride.
We’re here to make it easy. Schedule an appointment, call (760) 736-6767 today.
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Immigration Health Exam
What to expect
The primary goal of an immigration physical is to determine whether you have any health conditions that would disqualify you from receiving permanent residency status. During the exam, the doctor will check to see if you have any dangerous communicable diseases, potentially harmful mental disorders, drug problems, or other health related issues that would prevent you from staying in the country. In particular, the doctor will be looking for signs of the following diseases:
- Gonorrhea
- Infectious leprosy
- Infectious stage syphilis
- Active tuberculosis
- Diseases that will subject you to quarantine
- Diseases that risk public health
For more information on immigration health exams or to schedule an appointment, call (760) 736-6767.
All Immigration Medical Exam Locations
The following TrueCare Health Centers offer the USCIS medical exam in San Diego and Riverside counties.
For more information on immigration health exams or to schedule an appointment, call (760) 736-6767.
Para obtener más información sobre los exámenes de salud de inmigración o para programar una cita, llame al (760) 736-6767.
Для получения дополнительной информации об иммиграционных медицинских осмотрах или записи на прием позвоните по телефону (760) 736-6767.
有關移民健康檢查的更多信息或安排預約，請致電（760) 736-6767.
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