PG Paramedical Examiners

Paramedic Exam:

Consist of questions about your medical history including the taking of vital signs. This exam lasts approximately 10 to 15 minutes. these data is necessary to expedite the approval of your insurance.

• Urine Test
On occasions it will be obtained together with the paramedic exam. The insurance company will decide based on your age or the amount of the insurance you are acquiring.

• What happens with these data?
These data are strictly confidential and designated exclusively to the risk evaluator of the insurance.

• How is the appointment done?
P&G Paramedical Examiners Services will call to coordinate date, place and time of the appointment most convenient for you. You can also visit our location if you wish.

Medical Services:

Sometimes the insurance company will require a physical exam performed by a P&G Paramedical Examiners Services physician. We have physicians duly certified and approved by our insurance companies.

Blood Analysis:

It is necessary for the approval and proceedings of your insurance. Once performed, the results are referred to the insurance company to protect the confidentially.

Only two blood specimen containers will be drawn of a vein by our qualified personnel. Fasting for 4 to 12 hours may be required depending on your insurance company. You should notify the examiners if you have had any problems in the past like dizzy spells, faint, nausea, or if you are having great amount of aspirin or have difficulty with your blood coagulation.

May I Received the Results of My Tests?

If you wish, you should solicit them throught you insurance agent and they will be forwarded to you directly.

What Is an Electrocardiogram?

It is a registration of the electric impulses related to the heart contraction and relaxes. Electrodes will be placed on your extremities and on the chest. You should be lying down or semi-seated with the legs and arms extended and the chest should be undressed. in the case of females, they should not have pantyhose on.