School Physical for St Johns County

MedOne Urgent Care St Augustine is your convenient choice for a back to school physical for St Johns County and other area schools.

Urgent care centers can be a convenient option for getting a school physical, but whether they are a good place for this purpose depends on a few factors. Let’s consider advantages of using MedOne for your school physical:

Pros of using an urgent care center for a school physical:

1. Convenience: Urgent care centers typically offer extended hours and walk-in appointments, making it easier to fit the physical exam into your schedule.
2. Faster service: Compared to scheduling an appointment with a primary care physician, you may be able to get a school physical done more quickly at an urgent care center.
3. Cost: In some cases, urgent care centers might have lower costs for a school physical compared to a regular doctor’s office or a specialist.

MedOne is open 7 days a week so you do not have to wait for a doctors appointment or take time off from work during the week. Call or visit our St Augustine Urgent Care today to learn more.

St Johns County Requirements and additional information on physicals can be found here:

• Physical/Health Examination (dated within 12 months of the student’s enrollment date – can be from out of state) that meets the Florida Department of Health Requirements.
  Sports physicals will not be accepted for first time enrollment physical/health examination.
  • Although a specific form is not required, you may choose to use the recommended School Entry Health Exam Form (DH3040)

The general requirements for a school physical can vary depending on the school district, state, or country. However, some common elements are typically included in school physical requirements:

1. Medical History: You may be required to provide information about your medical history, including any pre-existing medical conditions, allergies, past illnesses, and surgeries.
2. Physical Examination: A licensed healthcare provider will conduct a thorough physical examination. They will check various aspects of your health, including height, weight, blood pressure, heart rate, vision, hearing, and general overall health.
3. Medical Consent: For minors, parental or guardian consent may be required for the physical examination and any medical treatment that might be needed.

It’s important to note that the exact requirements for a school physical can differ, so it’s essential to check with your school or school district to obtain the specific guidelines and forms. Additionally, the timing of the school physical may be crucial, so be sure to complete it before any deadlines set by the school. If you have a primary care physician, they can often help you fulfill the school’s requirements for the physical examination and provide the necessary documentation.