Refugee Health Services

Important Notice

Please note the upcoming change in Eligibility requirements for Refugee Health services:

The waiver that has been in place from the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) that allowed services to be provided to clients within 364 days of arrival to the US will expire on 3/31/24.

Effective 4/1/24, individuals that have initiated the health assessment process with the Health Department by 3/31/24 will be allowed up to 364 days to complete services.

Individuals that initiate the health assessment process on 4/1/24 or after must complete the health assessment process within 90 days of their arrival date to the U.S.

Lila Mitchell Clinic

5151 Raleigh Street 
Suite B
Orlando, FL 32811

More information about Lila Mitchell Clinic

The Refugee Health Program provides services through funding from the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement and the Florida Department of Children and Families, Refugee Services. Services include health assessment and immunization services for the following people:

• Refugees
• Asylees
• Cuban & Haitian Asylum Applicants
• Cuban & Haitian Entrants (including parolees)
• Amerasians
• Iraqi/Afghan special immigrants
• Certain victims of severe forms of human trafficking

Please bring these documents with you for us to determine whether you can receive services:

• U.S. I-94 Form
• Passport
• Homeland Security Notice to Appear Form I-862
• Any other immigration documents

Immigration Health

Currently, we do not offer immigration health services. If you need information on local civil surgeons that are able to perform Immigration physicals, please visit U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

Clinic Hours

• Monday — Friday 8am – 5pm
• Saturday — Closed
• Sunday — Closed

Resources

• Florida Health - Refugee Health Services