An annual physical examination involves a comprehensive assessment of your vital signs, such as heart rate, blood pressure, temperature, and body mass index (BMI). Your physician or nurse practitioner will review your medical record and ask about any pain, allergies, or current diseases you may have. This exam may include blood tests like a complete blood count (CBC) or comprehensive metabolic panel, and screenings for colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, cervical cancer, and breast cancer. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provides guidelines for these assessments to help detect early signs of health issues like cardiovascular disease, thyroid disorders, or lung cancer. Depending on your health care provider, additional tests like a pap test, urinalysis, or pulse check using a stethoscope may be recommended. Your physician will also evaluate your mental health and assess risks for conditions such as dementia and cognitive impairment.
Comprehensive Annual Physical Exams in Miami
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Table of Contents
Our Medical Clinic Services
Height & Weight Measurement
Review of Medical & Family History
Complete Physical Exam
Update Vaccines
Medication Management
Healthcare Guidance
Male Exam
Female Exam
Annual Physical Exam Process
Gynecology Services
Primary Care
Medical Weight Loss
Bio-Identical Hormone Therapy
IV Therapy
Why Choose All-Inclusive Preventive Care for Your Annual Physical Exam?
Trusted Healthcare Providers
Our experienced and compassionate primary care team is committed to your long-term well-being. We provide thorough health risk evaluations and expert preventive care to catch potential health concerns early.
Personalized Health Assessments
Every individual is different, and so is every physical exam we conduct. We tailor our exams to address your specific medical history, lifestyle, and health goals, offering personalized advice and guidance to keep you on track.
Comprehensive Services
More than just a physical exam, we offer access to a wide range of additional healthcare services, including gynecology, medical weight loss programs, and bio-identical hormone therapy, all under one roof.
Cost-Effective Healthcare
Quality care should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we offer affordable pricing and flexible scheduling options, including weekends and after-hours appointments, to fit your busy lifestyle.
What to Expect During Your Annual Physical Exam in Miami
Height & Weight Measurement
We measure your height and weight to calculate your body mass index (BMI), which helps screen for risks like heart disease and diabetes.
Review of Medical & Family History
We carefully review your medical history and lifestyle factors to update your records and address any concerns.
Complete Physical Exam
Includes a thorough check of your vital signs—heart rate, blood pressure, visual exam, and routine screenings like blood tests.
Update Vaccines
We ensure your vaccinations are up to date, including flu shots and other essential vaccines based on your lifestyle and health risks.
Medication Management
Review and update any current medications, supplements, or over-the-counter treatments you’re taking.
Healthcare Guidance
Your appointment is a chance to ask questions about your health and discuss any lifestyle changes or further screenings needed.
Our Annual Physical Exam Process
1
Schedule an Appointment
Call or request an appointment at your convenience.
2
Initial Consultation
A comprehensive review of your health history and concerns.
3
Physical Exam & Screenings
We conduct all necessary tests and exams to provide a full picture of your health.
4
Personalized Health Plan
Receive a personalized care plan with recommendations for improving or maintaining your health.
Male & Female Yearly Physical Exams
Female Exam
Includes breast exams, pelvic exams, pap smears, and HPV tests to screen for cancer and assess reproductive health.
Male Exam
May include testicular exams, hernia exams, prostate exams, and routine checks for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The Importance of Annual Physical Exams
Preventive Care
Early detection of health risks such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease can save lives.
Track Changes in Your Health
Regular check-ups allow us to monitor changes in your health and make recommendations for lifestyle adjustments or further tests.
Customized Care Plans
Our healthcare providers offer personalized advice based on your medical history, family history, and individual risk factors.
Comprehensive Medical Services Available
Gynecology Services
Get personalized care during your annual gynecological exam, including well-woman exams, pap smears, and breast health screenings.
Primary Care
From managing chronic conditions to preventive care, our primary care physicians are dedicated to your overall health.
Medical Weight Loss
Learn about our non-surgical medical weight loss programs tailored to help you achieve sustainable weight management.
Bio-Identical Hormone Therapy
Balance your hormones with customized bioidentical hormone replacement treatment to restore energy and well-being.
IV Therapy
Quick hydration and essential vitamins and nutrients delivered directly into your bloodstream with IV Drip Therapy for faster recovery and enhanced wellness.
Insurance Plans Accepted
At All-Inclusive Preventive Care, we are proud to accept a wide range of insurance plans to ensure that our patients have access to quality, affordable healthcare. Our goal is to make your experience as convenient as possible by working with major insurance providers. We work with the following providers:
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Self-Pay Options
We also offer self-pay options for patients without insurance. Our self-pay approach is designed to keep costs low while providing the same high-quality care. In addition, we have financing options through Med Plan and Sun Health, ensuring that all our patients have access to the care they need.
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Proudly Serving Miami and Surrounding Areas for Comprehensive Health Care
Proudly Serving Miami and Surrounding Areas for Comprehensive Health Care At All-Inclusive Preventive Care, we proudly serve the Miami Lakes community with a wide range of healthcare services, including primary care, gynecology, medical weight loss, and bio-identical therapy. Conveniently located in the heart of Miami Lakes, our clinic is dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized care to our local patients. If you’re in the area, contact us today to schedule your appointment and experience exceptional care close to home.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Blood tests are vital in diagnosing or monitoring various diseases. They measure blood sugar levels, lipid profiles, and markers for conditions like type 2 diabetes, hypertension, or hypothyroidism. Your primary care physician may order tests like a complete blood count to check for anemia, infections, or nutrient deficiencies such as low levels of iron or vitamin D. Additionally, tests for hepatitis, cholesterol, and other markers help in a thorough risk assessment for cardiovascular disease. Your physician may recommend dietary changes, medications, or lifestyle adjustments depending on the results.
Monitoring blood pressure is essential in identifying hypertension, which increases the risk of cardiovascular health problems like the hardening of arteries (atherosclerosis), heart attacks, or strokes. During the exam, your physician will use a blood pressure cuff and a stethoscope to measure your pulse (auscultation) and ensure your vital signs are within a healthy range. Hypertension can lead to complications such as edema, kidney damage, and artery damage, making early detection critical. Your health care provider may also check for associated issues like a heart murmur or breathing issues that can be signs of blood pressure and other heart health problems.
Yes, cancer screenings are an important part of your annual check-up. Depending on your age, sex, family history, and specific risk factors, your physician may recommend screenings such as prostate cancer screening for men or breast cancer screening for women. Screenings for colorectal cancer are typically recommended for adults over 45, and lung cancer screenings are advised for long-term smokers or those with a significant smoking history.
Your habits, including diet, exercise, smoking, and alcohol use, play a big role in your health. During your physical examination, your physician will do a health risk assessment based on your diet, lifestyle, metabolism, and nutrient levels, such as vitamin D or iron. If you're at risk for conditions like diabetes, heart disease, or obesity, your doctor may suggest dietary and lifestyle changes to help manage your health and risk factors. We'll also consider other factors like thyroid function, hormone imbalances, metabolic disorders, or medications that may contribute to excess weight gain. Additional counseling or referrals for support may be provided.
Mental health is an integral part of the annual physical examination. Your doctor will review any cognitive impairment, stress, or symptoms of depression and anxiety during your health risk assessment. For older adults, early signs of dementia or memory loss are assessed to ensure comprehensive care. Addressing mental health is essential, as it often influences physical health, sleep patterns, and overall well-being. Your primary care physician or nurse practitioner might offer resources or referrals for further mental health care, including counseling or telehealth services.
Preparation is key for an effective annual health check up. Bring your medical records, list of current medications, and any previous test results. If your exam includes a fasting blood test, such as for checking cholesterol or blood sugar levels, you should avoid eating or drinking for at least 8-12 hours beforehand. Discuss any concerns, such as pain, injuries, or a family history of cardiovascular disease or cancer. Your health care provider will also check for any new developments in your immunity, such as updates on vaccinations for hepatitis B, whooping cough, or seasonal illnesses.