Physical Exams: 18-65 Yrs.

Your healthcare provider will review your medical history, including any existing medical conditions, allergies, medications you're currently taking, and previous surgeries or hospitalizations.

A nurse or medical assistant will take your vital signs, which typically include measuring your blood pressure, pulse rate, temperature, and sometimes your weight and height.

Your provider may discuss your lifestyle habits, including diet, exercise, alcohol consumption, smoking, and stress management. They may offer advice on maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Your healthcare provider will review your immunization history and recommend any necessary vaccinations based on your age and health status.

Describe the item or answer the question so that site visitors who are interested get more information. You can emphasize this text with bullets You will be evaluated for age-appropriate screenings, such as cholesterol levels, blood sugar, and cancer screenings (e.g., pap smear for women, colonoscopy for both genders, and mammograms for women over 40). Your provider will also discuss preventive services like flu shots and other vaccinations.

Your provider will review your current medications and discuss any potential drug interactions or side effects. They may make adjustments to your medication regimen as needed.

Your healthcare provider will perform a physical examination, which may include listening to your heart and lungs, checking your reflexes, examining your abdomen, and assessing other aspects of your health.

Mental health is an important aspect of your well-being. Your provider may ask about mood changes, depression, anxiety, and stress levels.

You'll have the opportunity to discuss any concerns or symptoms you've experienced. Your provider will help you set health and wellness goals and offer guidance on how to achieve them.

Your healthcare provider will provide personalized advice and recommendations based on your health status and risk factors. This may include suggestions for weight management, dietary changes, and smoking cessation.

 Your provider may discuss and help you document advance care directives, such as living wills and power of attorney for healthcare decisions, to ensure your healthcare wishes are known and respected.

 If any laboratory or diagnostic tests were ordered, your provider will review the results and discuss the implications with you.

Depending on your health status and any findings during the physical, your provider may schedule follow-up appointments or tests to address specific health concerns.