Overseas Medical Screening
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In accordance with U.S. law (Immigration and Nationality Act and the Public Health Service Act) and Department of Health and Human Services regulations, a medical examination is required for all refugees accepted to resettle in the U.S. as defined by public health regulation. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Division of Global Migration and Quarantine (DGMQ) is responsible for providing the technical instructions for the examination. The medical examination is conducted by panel physicians appointed by the U.S. consul or, in the case of large refugee movements, the International Organization of Migration (IOM).
Typical Pre-Departure
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VISA MEDICAL EXAMINATION
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PRE-DEPARTURE MEDICAL SCREENING
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FIT TO FLY PRE-EMBARKATION CHECKS
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*Please note slight variations exist between specific refugee groups
Colorado Refugee Medical Screening Sites
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Almost all refugees in Colorado are screened in Denver and Aurora. Refugees who resettle in other parts of the state are screened at contracted community health centers, and in collaboration with local public health departments (primarily for adult immunizations and public health care and treatment).
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DENVER HEALTH: REFUGEE CLINIC
Lowry Family Health Center 1001 Yosemite Street Denver, CO 80230 (303) 602-4545 Medical Record Requests (F) (303) 602-8003 PEAK VISTA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER Myron-Stratton Clinic: Logan Center 430 Gold Pass Hgts Colorado Springs, CO 80906 (719) 632-5700 Medical Record Requests (F) (719) 344-7817 |
METRO COMMUNITY PROVIDER NETWORK
Elmira Refugee Health Center 1666 Elmira St Aurora, CO 80010 (303) 360-6276 Medical Record Requests (F) (303) 789-7222 SUNRISE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS Monfort Family Clinic 2930 11th Avenue Evans, CO 80620 (970) 353-9403 Medical Record Requests (F) (970) 353-5884 |
LAST UPDATED JULY 10, 2017
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