The marketing partner for USCIS civil surgeons.

We bring immigration exam patients to your practice. One practice per market.

One New Jersey practice went from 3 exams a month to 60. We run the page, search ads, booking and phone line. You keep every exam fee.

What our model did in ten months.

360

immigration exams a month at one New Jersey practice. Same doctor, same office.

Immigration exams booked each month. The Clifton Practice, 2026.

3 a month before the systemThe Clifton Practice, 2026

$155,141in exam fees.

259exams at $599, paid at the visit.

99%new to the practice.

$48in ads per booked exam.

Why it works.

Applicants find us.
Then they trust us.

One specialty.: Immigration exams are all we do. Applicants see a specialist, with one stated price.
There when they search.: Our pages and search ads meet applicants the moment they look for an exam nearby.
Current, sourced answers.: What to bring, vaccines, cost, validity. Checked against USCIS and updated when a rule changes.
Booked in a minute.: Open times online, and a phone line for those who call.

Why $599.

Offices nearby charge $350.
Applicants still pay $599.

$350 is the median published price in the New York metro, and 88 other civil surgeons practice within 10 miles of the Clifton Practice. It charges $599, labs included, and half its patients now travel more than 6 miles to pay it.

Median published price nearby$350

The Clifton Practice$599

A receptionist checks in a patient at the front desk of a medical practice while other patients wait

They are not price shopping.
They are choosing peace of mind.

A professional presence.: A clean, current page and online booking. Applicants judge a practice before they ever call it.
Trusted by attorneys.: Immigration attorneys use our guides and checklist with their clients, so applicants arrive knowing the name.
Vetted.: We check every practice before we sign it.
A proper facility.: A professional office that applicants are comfortable walking into.
A track record.: An established physician who knows this exam and its form.
Room to see them.: Capacity in the schedule, so applicants get a time that suits them.

Price stops being the question. Every partner publishes one price: $599, labs included.

The math.

It pays for itself
at the eleventh exam of the month.

Exams a monthYours, after labs, our fee and your ads

20$11,980 in exam fees

$3,980

40$23,960 in exam fees

$12,460

60The Clifton Practice’s October volume

$20,940

$0our fee, months one and two
The fourth exam covers your ads.
$3,000a month after that, flat
Never a percentage. Every exam fee is yours.
$1,500a month, starting ad budget
Billed at cost, no markup. Unspent budget carries over.
$7,500your full 90-day commitment
18 exams cover it. Then month to month.

Check my market

At $599 an exam, with labs and supplies estimated at $175. Our fee and your ads: $3,000 plus the $1,500 starting ad budget, which the 90-day figure also uses.

Your first 90 days.

You see the patients.
We bring them.

1
Day 1
You sign.
The agreement and a HIPAA business associate agreement. Your market closes to other practices.
2
Week 2
You are live.
Your practice page, search ads, online booking and tracked phone line.
3
Months one and two
Applicants book you.
Under your name, online or by phone. No monthly fee yet.
4
Month three
The fee starts.
$3,000 a month, flat. After day 90, month to month.

A sample practice page in the network: the city, the exam fee with required lab testing included, and a booking button — A sample practice page

The booking flow on a phone, with sample content: pick a day and time for the immigration medical exam — Booking on a phone

Who it is for.

One kind of practice.
Is it yours?

You are a USCIS civil surgeon, or your application is in.
You have an independent practice.
You have room for at least 30 exams a month.

Not for hospital-owned practices or chains, or a second practice in a market we have signed.

Straight answers.

Three questions
physicians ask us.

Why a flat fee instead of a per-patient fee?

Percentage and per-patient arrangements can run into state fee-splitting and patient-brokering rules. A flat monthly fee for marketing and technology services avoids that. Your counsel should still review the agreement.

Do you need access to patient records?

No. Charts and results stay in your EHR, and we never log in to it. Booking and call details pass through our tools, so we sign a HIPAA business associate agreement first. Each month your practice sends a de-identified count of immigration appointments.

What if volume outgrows my schedule?

One civil surgeon tops out around 50 to 80 exams a month. You set the ceiling, and we pace the ad budget to it.

Your market.