Frequently Asked Questions
A sports physical, also known as a pre-participation physical examination (PPE), is a medical evaluation that determines if a child is healthy and physically prepared to safely participate in sports and physical activities.
Our sports physicals include a review of your child’s medical history, vital signs (height, weight, blood pressure), a physical examination (heart, lungs, joints, and vision), and any required school or league clearance forms.
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No. While a sports physical focuses on fitness and safety for athletic participation, an annual physical is more comprehensive and includes broader preventive health evaluations. We recommend doing both annually for overall wellness.
Most sports physicals take about 20–30 minutes. We aim to keep wait times minimal and offer efficient service.
Yes! We’re happy to accommodate siblings together when scheduling permits. Just let us know when booking your appointment.
We recommend scheduling at least 4–6 weeks before the start of the sports season in case additional follow-up or documentation is needed.
Absolutely. Our provider will complete and sign all necessary forms during your child’s visit—so they’re cleared and ready to play!
Yes, a parent or legal guardian must accompany minors under 18 and be present to sign any necessary consent forms.
You can book online or call us at (702) 800-2723 to schedule a convenient appointment.
A review of your current medical history, reviewing the medications your currently taking, vital signs check, counseling and recommendations on how to stay healthy and recommend any vaccinations.
During the physical, the Clinician will review your medical history, vision screening, record your vital signs and check your heart, lungs abdomen, ears, nose and throat.
