It’s Been Over a Year
If you haven’t had a check-up in the past 12 months, it’s time to schedule one and keep preventive care on track.
Annual physicals are beneficial for people of all ages and health backgrounds. For children and adolescents, they help track growth and development and ensure vaccines are up to date. Adults can use these exams to assess lifestyle habits, manage health risks, and update necessary screenings. Seniors benefit from regular monitoring of chronic conditions, cognitive health, and mobility. Whether you’re managing a chronic illness or simply staying proactive, annual check-ups ensure your care is tailored to your evolving health needs.
Our Annual Physical Exams are thorough yet personalized. Here’s what’s typically included:
Health History Review
Your provider will review your personal and family medical history to identify any new concerns or inherited risks.
Vital Signs & Physical Exam
We’ll check your blood pressure, heart rate, weight, and perform a head-to-toe exam to evaluate your overall physical condition.
Age-Appropriate Screenings
Depending on your age and gender, you may receive screenings for cholesterol, diabetes, cancer, or osteoporosis.
Lab Work & Diagnostics
Routine blood and urine tests help assess your internal health, from organ function to nutrient levels.
Wellness Planning & Counseling
You’ll have time to discuss any health goals or concerns, receive guidance on diet, exercise, stress, and get personalized next steps.
At Baker Health, we approach care with a deep commitment to personalization, prevention, and connection. We don’t just perform exams—we build trusted relationships. Our experienced providers take the time to understand your lifestyle, listen to your concerns, and design a care plan that supports long-term health. With modern facilities, coordinated services under one roof, and easy access to specialists, we make it simple to stay on top of your health. Whether it’s your first physical or your tenth, Baker Health ensures you feel heard, cared for, and empowered every step of the way.
If you haven’t had a check-up in the past 12 months, it’s time to schedule one and keep preventive care on track.
Whether you're starting a new fitness routine or making lifestyle changes, a physical exam offers valuable insights and support.
Patients with conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, or thyroid issues should attend yearly exams to adjust care plans.
Changes in your family medical history can affect your risk profile and may call for new screenings or tests.
Most annual physicals take about 45–60 minutes. This gives your provider ample time to thoroughly assess your overall health, review your history, and have meaningful conversations about any symptoms or goals you may have. It’s not just a routine check—it’s a chance to engage with your care and ask questions.
In some cases, yes. If your provider orders specific blood tests—like cholesterol or glucose panels—you may be asked to fast for 8–12 hours before the appointment. We’ll provide clear instructions beforehand to ensure accurate results and avoid any confusion on the day of your visit.
Often, yes. Blood work is an essential component of most annual exams and helps detect issues like anemia, infection, or early signs of chronic diseases. These tests offer your provider a window into your internal health and can guide preventive or diagnostic steps.
It’s helpful to bring your photo ID, insurance card, a list of medications and supplements you’re currently taking, and any past records or test results. You can also write down questions you’d like to ask so nothing gets overlooked during your visit.
Absolutely. Your mental and emotional health are just as important as your physical well-being. Our providers are trained to identify signs of anxiety, depression, or stress and can offer resources or referrals to help you manage symptoms effectively.
Most insurance plans do cover one annual wellness exam per year as part of preventive benefits. That said, coverage for additional screenings, lab tests, or discussions beyond routine care may vary. It’s wise to confirm with your insurance provider beforehand.
If anything unexpected shows up—whether in your physical exam or lab results—your provider will talk through the findings with you and outline the next steps. This may include additional testing, lifestyle changes, medication, or referral to a specialist. We’ll support you through every step.
Yes, some aspects differ. Women may undergo pelvic exams, Pap smears, or breast checks; men might receive testicular or prostate evaluations. The structure of your physical is always based on your unique medical needs, age, and risk factors.
Yes, and in fact, that’s the ideal time. Annual physicals are designed to catch issues before symptoms arise and keep you on track with healthy habits. Feeling well is the best opportunity to fine-tune your wellness plan and stay ahead of potential problems.
Yes, vaccinations are often part of your preventive care and can be conveniently updated during your exam. Whether it’s a flu shot, COVID-19 booster, or tetanus update, we’ll review your immunization record and offer any necessary vaccines to keep you protected.
Taking care of your health should feel empowering—not overwhelming. At Baker Health, we’re here to support your journey with personalized care that fits your life, your goals, and your schedule.
Make a Reservation to book your appointment online with Baker Health today. A better you starts here.