Back-to-School Physicals at Lee Convenient Care
With no appointment needed, back-to-school physicals from Lee Health couldn’t be easier. Our physicians help children feel comfortable so they develop good health habits.
We provide an easily accessible alternative for school and sports physicals to help keep children safe and strong!
Back-to-School Physicals Include:
- Physical exam
- Height and weight
- Vital signs
- Heart rate and blood pressure
- Ears and throat
- Vision check
- Musculoskeletal issues
- Allergies, skin issues, and nutrition
- Review of all medications and medical history
- TDap 7th grade vaccine requirement
No Appointment is Necessary!
Sports preparticipation physical exam (PPE) and school physicals are offered at all 4 Convenient Care locations.
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Lee Convenient Care - Metro Pkwy
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Lee Convenient Care - Pine Island Rd
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Lee Convenient Care - Page Field
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Who Should Get a Physical?
Anyone who is participating in school sports, community activities, or attending school should receive a physical. Having a physical examination protects your child, classmates, and teammates from avoidable injuries. A family medical history review can be beneficial to students interested in participating in sports for the first time.
What Should You Bring?
Bring any required forms for healthcare providers to complete. If the patient wears glasses or contacts, bring those to the exam as well.
You should also bring your child’s immunization records and a list of any medications your child takes, including prescription medications and over-the-counter medicines.
Why Are Physicals Important?
Sports physicals are largely required by athletic leagues and schools. Fall sports including bowling, cheerleading, cross country, football, golf, marching band, swimming, and volleyball typically need one before participation. Physicals raise awareness of any issues that may interfere with your child’s ability to participate in a sport and their overall health.
Your healthcare provider can identify areas that may be prone to injury and suggest tips and exercises avoid future problems as well as a future treatment.
Are Sports Physicals Necessary?
Lee Health providers are qualified to perform sports preparticipation physical exams (PPE) and physicals for kids and teens. Our medical professionals can examine your child, go over their medical history, and, if more testing or screening is indicated, recommend it. Your healthcare professional will complete the student athlete's necessary medical forms after the session.
Related Pediatric Services at Lee Health
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Family Medicine
Our doctors and care teams want to establish a long-term relationship with you and your family to keep you healthy, prevent illness, and manage your wellness goals. Our Lee Physician Group physicians are conveniently located around Lee County and accept a growing list of health plans.
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Finding a Pediatrician
Find more information about how to choose the right pediatrician to care for your child.
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Pediatric Primary Care
Our experts help your child at every stage of life with regular check-ups, screenings, vaccinations, and plans for long-term health.
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