I think they don't take your insurance for your immigration purpose health check but you can claim it later once you get the receipt. You can't go to any doctor for immigration purpose. It must be a USCIS approved and you find the list of doctors from this website. You need to enter your zip code https://egov.uscis.gov/crisgwi... My suggestion is don't go for the cheap doctors. Always go for the good doctor who has experiences specially in immigration case because i see many people get RFE because they miss something in their heath checkup. You can always claim it with your insurance company once you get it done. If you don't believe me check the RFE cases for I-485 in trackitt. Good Luck

sajhamitra · Oct 2, 2012 1:26 PM

Most or all of the immunization vaccines are free in united states with your insurance. You need to tell your doctor you require it for immigration purpose. And  just take all the recent immunization paper with you to the USCIS approved doctor. But sometimes these USCIS doctors forcefully make you take vaccine from their clinic and charge you. These are greedy doctors(mostly international). I tell you. the fee for a single is around $150 not $500. Contact and ask their charge first. They are real ass holes doctors waiting for prey like you.  and make you take shots which are all free from your insurance. First talk to your insurance about all the vaccine you need to take. If such doctors miss something in the checklist, you can sue these irresponsible doctors who cares all about money only. You do not have to take vaccine from USCIS approved doctors. They just have to approve the once you took from your doctor.  

mno · Oct 2, 2012 3:55 PM

 Thanks sajhamitra and mno, for your reply.. so far i decided to go to county health department and have  necessary shots then go to doctor for approval. I am lil bit confused about kind of vaction i need to take, if you guys know can you please tell me..

nepal raj · Oct 2, 2012 9:01 PM

I suppose u mean vaccination ,here's the link for it and you may need couple of them as most of them u 'had already when u were a child  and as an adult now you just need few of them and they will tell you what you need. http://www.uscis.gov/portal/si...

fantush · Oct 3, 2012 10:00 AM