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Choose the clinic that is easiest for records review, lab work, and vaccine planning.
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Immigration Medical Exams in the Bronx
Start records review, lab work, and vaccine planning in the Bronx before the final civil surgeon visit.
- White-glove I-693 coordination
- Vaccines and lab testing handled in the same process
- Start near home and finish at the right site
- Final civil surgeon options in Manhattan and Long Island
Start near home
Choose the clinic that is easiest for records review, lab work, and vaccine planning.
Final civil surgeon locations
StuyTown, Hicksville, and Mineola handle final civil surgeon visits.
Need pricing or paperwork details?
The main immigration overview covers the full process, pricing, and checklist.
Active Nao immigration locations in this region
These locations can help you start the process locally or complete the final civil surgeon visit.
174th Street
932 E 174th St, Bronx, NY 10460
A Bronx intake site for applicants who need a local place to start before traveling for the final civil surgeon signature.
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Bartow Mall
2063A Bartow Ave, Bronx, NY 10475
A northeast Bronx clinic for records, labs, and vaccine planning before the final civil surgeon visit.
View this locationHow to use locations in this area
- Choose the clinic that is easiest to reach from home or work.
- Check which locations are best for getting started and which ones handle final civil surgeon visits.
- Open the clinic details for the address, phone number, and local details.
What to do next
- Open the main immigration overview for the full I-693 process and pricing overview.
- Open the cost guide if you want the base price and likely add-ons.
- Open the checklist if you are still gathering records before you start.
Related guides
Open the care details you need next for pricing, locations, or paperwork.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions based on the visit details above.
Can I start my immigration medical exam in the Bronx?
Yes. The locations listed here include the Nao clinics where you can start the process in this area.
Do all regional locations complete the final civil surgeon step?
No. Some locations are best for getting started, while StuyTown, Hicksville, and Mineola handle final civil surgeon visits.
What should I bring to the first visit in this area?
Bring a photo ID, vaccine records, any USCIS or attorney paperwork you already have, and any prior TB, chest X-ray, or treatment records that apply to your case.
Can labs, vaccine review, and paperwork start locally?
Yes. Local intake sites can help start records review, vaccine planning, and the testing workflow before the final civil surgeon step.
How long does the overall I-693 process usually take?
Timing depends on records, testing, and vaccine needs, but many patients complete the process in around two weeks.
Where can I see the full pricing, checklist, and process details?
Use the main immigration guidance for the full process, the cost guide for pricing, and the checklist overview for records and documents.