Medical Clearance done twice because of health issues

[mizshelle 0]

Hi everyone

Im new here so bare with me and please guide/help me where to get replies and everything.

Anyway.. this website is so kool coz you get all these information but sadly i didnt get the answer that im trying to find. I hope someone can help me.

With the forums that i have been reading its says that you go to St lukes to have a 2 day medical clearance. Is there a way to go there more than 2 days?

Also how much does the medical cost?

Kasi my dad had his medical last week. And he said that he had to repeat his ECG kasi his blood pressure was high. Had anyone had this situation before?

As far as i know kasi once you have the 2 day medical, whatever the results are.. thats what you will submit to the immigration.

Then he said, he had submitted his NBI clearance and Medical clearance to the immigration but he has to do more test (i think physical test for his cholesterol of some sort) for the clinic to clear his medical?

Has anyone had this situation before? And pwede ba yon? Dont you have to clear all your check-up before submitting it to the immigration office?

Anyone? please help?!

Many thanks

[Dakine 26]

Hi everyone

Im new here so bare with me and please guide/help me where to get replies and everything.

Anyway.. this website is so kool coz you get all these information but sadly i didnt get the answer that im trying to find. I hope someone can help me.

With the forums that i have been reading its says that you go to St lukes to have a 2 day medical clearance. Is there a way to go there more than 2 days?

Also how much does the medical cost?

Kasi my dad had his medical last week. And he said that he had to repeat his ECG kasi his blood pressure was high. Had anyone had this situation before?

As far as i know kasi once you have the 2 day medical, whatever the results are.. thats what you will submit to the immigration.

Then he said, he had submitted his NBI clearance and Medical clearance to the immigration but he has to do more test (i think physical test for his cholesterol of some sort) for the clinic to clear his medical?

Has anyone had this situation before? And pwede ba yon? Dont you have to clear all your check-up before submitting it to the immigration office?

Anyone? please help?!

Many thanks

Beneficiary doesn't submit medical results to USEM. St. Luke does.

They care less about BP and cholestrol!

[KimandRuss 0]

They care less about BP and cholestrol!

Well, they 'care' about it... they just need to be sure it's nothing more than what they see and that it's manageable and being treated.