Welcome to Just For The Health Of It, your trusted partner in health and wellness, located in the heart of Provo, Utah. At our clinic, we understand the importance of comprehensive health assessments, whether you’re a professional driver needing a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical or an athlete preparing for the season ahead. Our commitment to excellence and community health makes us the go-to destination for DOT and Sports Physicals in Provo.
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DOT Physicals
For professional drivers, a DOT physical is more than just a formality; it’s a crucial step in ensuring the safety of everyone on the road. Our certified medical examiners are well-versed in the specific health standards set by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). We provide thorough examinations to ensure you meet all the necessary health criteria to safely operate commercial vehicles.
Sports Physicals
Sports physicals, also known as pre-participation physical examinations (PPE), are essential for detecting any conditions that might limit participation in sports or put the athlete at risk. They are often required by school sports programs and recreational leagues to ensure that participants are physically capable of handling the demands of their chosen sport.
What To Expect For Your Physical
- Check-In and Preliminary Information:
Upon arrival, you’ll check in at the front desk. You may be asked to fill out some forms regarding your medical history, current medications, and any specific health concerns you have. This information helps us provide personalized care tailored to your needs. - Vital Signs Check:
A nurse or healthcare assistant will begin by checking your vital signs. This includes measuring your blood pressure, heart rate, respiration rate, and temperature. These basic measurements provide a snapshot of your current health and can indicate potential health issues. - Health History Discussion:
Your healthcare provider will review your medical history with you. This discussion covers any past illnesses, surgeries, family medical history, lifestyle choices (such as diet, exercise, and tobacco/alcohol use), and any current symptoms or health concerns you have. - Physical Examination:
The core part of your visit is the physical exam. Your healthcare provider will examine your body for signs of any potential conditions. This typically includes examining your head and neck, abdominal area, skin, and extremities. The provider may also assess your lung and heart function using a stethoscope. - Gender-Specific Tests:
Depending on your age and gender, additional tests might be performed, such as breast exams, pelvic exams, testicular exams, and prostate checks. These are important for detecting any abnormalities in specific areas prone to gender-related health issues. - Neurological Evaluation:
Your reflexes, muscle strength, balance, and mental state may be assessed to ensure your nervous system is functioning properly. - Discussion and Recommendations:
After the examination, your provider will discuss any findings with you. This is a good time to ask questions or express any concerns. Based on the examination, they may offer health recommendations or suggest further testing if needed. - Follow-Up and Next Steps:
If follow-up tests, appointments, or treatments are necessary, these will be scheduled. You may also be advised on when to schedule your next routine physical.
Why Just For The Health Of It?
Affordable
We're proud to offer affordable healthcare services are essential to ensure access to quality medical care for individuals from all walks of life.
Personalized Treatment
Personalized treatment approaches have revolutionized healthcare, offering tailored medical plans that cater to an individual's unique needs and characteristics.
Expert Staff
Having a team of expert staff is pivotal in delivering the highest standard of care and medical expertise to patients, ensuring their well-being and recovery.