Coverage for I-693 exam through travelers insurance?

[kolly]

It depends on your insurance coverage and the doctor you’re going to. In my case there were no civil surgeon in my insurance network.

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[davissgurban]

We're planning to have my wife's I-693 medical exam done in a couple weeks, however the current insurance she has doesn't cover that and they quoted us ~$500 (in California)
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If there's no insurance that covers it it's fine, but if we can save the money we'd love to know any suggestions

The I-693 medical exam for immigration purposes is generally not covered by regular health or traveler's insurance. You may inquire about discounts or payment plans with civil surgeons and explore low-cost community clinics. Check with USCIS for any recent policy changes.

[jptt1239]

We're planning to have my wife's I-693 medical exam done in a couple weeks, however the current insurance she has doesn't cover that and they quoted us ~$500 (in California)

I'm shopping around but can't find any information anywhere about any traveler's insurance that would help cover the fees for the civil surgeon to complete the i-693 exam

If there's no insurance that covers it it's fine, but if we can save the money we'd love to know any suggestions