Full Health Assessments
Our exams cover a thorough review of your medical history, lifestyle factors, and current health status, providing a holistic view of your health profile.
At PrimeHealth Primary Care, we emphasize the importance of regular physical exams as a cornerstone of your long-term health. A yearly physical examination isn't just about addressing current concerns; it's a proactive step in understanding your body, catching potential issues early, and maintaining optimal health. Having an annual physical check with PrimeHealth in Bradenton offers numerous benefits, from tailored health advice to updated immunizations, ensuring you stay ahead of your health needs. We're here to provide a comfortable and thorough review of your well-being.
PrimeHealth Primary Care provides detailed physical exam services designed to give you a clear picture of your current health and identify pathways to better well-being.
Our exams cover a thorough review of your medical history, lifestyle factors, and current health status, providing a holistic view of your health profile.
We conduct essential screenings tailored to your age and risk factors, helping to detect conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, or high cholesterol before they become more serious.
When necessary, we utilize laboratory tests and other diagnostic tools to gain deeper insights into your health, aiding in early detection and accurate diagnoses.
Choosing PrimeHealth Primary Care for your annual physical exam means opting for a proactive and personalized approach to your health in Bradenton.
A physical exam at PrimeHealth typically includes a review of your medical history, a check of your vital signs (blood pressure, heart rate, temperature), an examination of your body systems (heart, lungs, abdomen), and discussions about your lifestyle, diet, and preventive screenings.
For your annual physical exam, please bring your insurance card, a valid photo ID, a list of all current medications (prescription and over-the-counter), any relevant medical records, and a list of questions or concerns you wish to discuss with your doctor.
Avoid eating or drinking (except water) for 8-12 hours before your exam if blood tests are scheduled, as this can affect results. Also, try to avoid strenuous exercise and consuming alcohol the day before your appointment.
Most adults benefit from a yearly physical examination. However, the frequency can vary based on your age, health status, and risk factors. Your doctor will advise on the best schedule for you.
A physical examination can reveal insights into your overall health, detect early signs of conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, or certain cancers, and provide an opportunity to discuss preventive strategies.
Most health insurance plans cover a yearly physical examination as part of their preventive care benefits. We recommend confirming your specific coverage details with your insurance provider prior to your appointment.
During a comprehensive physical exam, your doctor will perform a head-to-toe check, listen to your heart and lungs, palpate your abdomen, and may perform basic neurological and reflex tests. It's also a chance for you to openly discuss any health concerns.