Physicals & Screenings

Camp physicals are pre-participation examinations required prior to attending the program. They ensure that the camper is healthy and physically cleared to attend. The history and physical examination aims to identify and reduce risks of potential injury that may occur during camp. 

The Department of Transportation (DOT) requires physicals to be performed by a certified, approved and licensed medical examiner to comply with federal regulations. Learn more here.

California State exam and clearance for prospective foster and adoptive parents. We also offer required tuberculosis (TB) testing.

Clearance for preschool through college. School entrance examinations to ensure health and up-to-date immunizations. 

What to bring to your visit: 

• Forms for completion
• Immunization records

Also called pre-participation physical examination. Clearance for pediatric and adult athletes. These examinations are usually valid for 1 calendar year. Sports physicals are used to screen the individual for at risk conditions that may make sports participation dangerous. Sickle cell trait screening available if needed (Required by NCAA).

What to bring to your visit: 

• Forms for completion so that your provider can sign and stamp them
• Immunization records

Medical clearance for employment to ensure you are physically capable of performing job functions. This examination is performed during the recruitment period to certify suitability for the position. 

The yearly wellness preventative visit is covered by in-network insurance plans without a co-pay. This comprehensive examination is to screen for diseases and detect potential health concerns, sometimes prior to symptom initiation. This examination includes a thorough history and physical examination, blood testing, screenings and health counseling. 

Determine if you have pre-hypertension or hypertension. Undiagnosed and untreated hypertension can be dangerous and lead to a heart attack, stroke, kidney disease, and others. Be screened and initiate prescribed antihypertensive medications (if clinically necessary).

Consider checking your blood pressure numbers if you:

• Have a family history of hypertension
• Are overweight
• Do not exercise at all or minimally
• Smoke cigarettes
• Drink carbonated beverages and/or alcohol frequently
• Have not been screened in the past year
• Have elevated out-of-office blood pressure readings
• Have recurrent headaches or feel your heart is racing

LifeLine Walk-In Medical & Mental Health Nursing Clinic providers will assist you with understanding and taking control of your blood pressure levels.

This examination does not replace the annual physical exam. It is a routine general check-up, cardiovascular risk assessment, cholesterol/diabetes screening, and BMI. The provider will discuss your risks and provide education on health promotion techniques.

Age-friendly evaluation examines cognition, memory and orientation. These screenings examine the individuals’ mobility, risk for falls, mood and recollection. 

A feeling of excessive tiredness, lack of energy or burnout. There are many potential causes of fatigue that can be evaluated and treated.

OSHA required respiratory fit testing for school/work/volunteering. Testing ensures that masks fit properly to protect the individual from contamination and infection from breathing in hazardous substances. (Qualitative testing available)

This service is for students and others who do not require a medical examination. The clinician will review your documents and immunizations and sign and stamp entrance forms to your program.

Determine if you snore or stop breathing at night. Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that can cause headaches, fatigue, and various cardiovascular and metabolic adverse effects. We will order a home sleep study (HST) and CPAP for home use if you qualify.