Quick, convenient checkups to help your athlete stay in the game safely and confidently. Get sports physicals at +MEDRITE with no appointment needed.
Sports Physicals

What Happens at a Sports Physical?
A sports physical begins with a detailed review of your child’s medical history. This includes questions about chronic conditions, surgeries, prescription medications, previous injuries, and family history of serious illnesses or potential health issues like heart conditions.
After reviewing the medical background, a provider will check your child’s vital signs. This includes a blood pressure reading, pulse test, and weight measurement. Height is also recorded to monitor growth and development over time.
Next comes a full musculoskeletal examination, where the provider evaluates your child’s joints, muscles, posture, and mobility. This helps assess flexibility, balance, and identify any signs of strain or vulnerability to injury.
A vision check is also performed to ensure your child’s vision meets safe play standards, along with basic screenings of the lungs, ears, nose, throat, and lymph nodes. The provider may ask about symptoms like dizziness, chest pain, or breathing issues to assess cardiovascular health.
This physical exam process allows our team to confidently clear your child for the upcoming sports season, or guide you through any next steps if concerns arise.

How Do I Prepare for a Same-Day Athletic Physical?
Preparing for a sports physical is simple, especially with +MEDRITE’s walk-in flexibility. To make your visit smooth and efficient, be sure to bring the following:
- Your school’s or league’s required recent physical exam paperwork
- A list of over-the-counter medicines and prescriptions your child takes
- Your child’s immunization records, if available
- A valid insurance card and photo ID
- Comfortable clothing for mobility or flexibility testing
Additionally, reviewing your child’s medical history beforehand can help speed up the exam and ensure accurate documentation. Whether it’s for school sports or overall physical fitness, we make sure your child is ready to play and play safely with comprehensive wellness physicals.

FAQs
What do school and sports physicals screen for?
School and sports physicals typically check your child’s medical history, vital signs, joint flexibility, vision, and general physical fitness to ensure safe participation. Learn more about what’s included in a back-to-school physical here.
Does urgent care do sports and camp physicals?
Yes! +MEDRITE offers sports and camp physicals at all of our urgent care locations. No appointment is needed, and same-day visits are available throughout the week.
Where can I get a walk-in sports physical exam?
You can visit any +MEDRITE Urgent Care center for a walk-in sports physical exam. Find your nearest location here.
How long does a sports physical take?
Most sports physicals take about 20–30 minutes. Timing may vary slightly depending on your child’s medical history or the school’s documentation requirements.

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Is Your Athlete Ready? Get a Sports Physical Now!
+MEDRITE makes it easy for parents and athletes to check off their physical exam needs fast. With no appointment necessary, you can walk in at your convenience and get the care you need without delay. Our experienced providers offer physical exam services designed to support your child’s good health and safe sports or school participation.