Urgent Care for Sports Physicals Q&A
Sports physicals are assessments. Most schools, camps, and organizations request a sports physical before your child gets involved in sports or physical activities. Priority Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic perform sports physical exams for children and adults to participate in summer camps, sports teams, or school sports activities. Contact us today for more information. We have convenient locations to serve you in Cromwell, CT, East Haven, CT, Ellington, CT, Newington, CT, Oxford, CT, Unionville, CT and Wallingford, CT.
Sports, camp, and school physicals performed at our urgent care are not covered by insurance and will be self-pay at the time of visit. Immunization records are required at the time of visit to complete the physical. These physicals do not replace your child’s annual wellness visit with their pediatrician, which is highly recommended for comprehensive care and continuity of care.




Table of Contents:
Do urgent cares do sports physicals?
What does a sports physical exam consist of?
Are sports physicals covered by insurance?
How much does a sports physical cost?
How long do sports physicals last?
What should I expect in a physical?
Is a sports physical the same as a regular physical?
Why do you need a sports physical?
Are you or your child starting a new sports season? Chances are they are going to need a sports physical before they can even attend the first practice! While easy to administer, they can be tough to schedule with your primary care physician. Usually, the best appointment slots get gobbled up months before the start of a season. If there is a deadline approaching for a sports physical to join the team, come to Priority Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic today for a Sports Physical. It is recommended to secure an appointment on our booking application (SOLV) to secure a time slot.
Yes, we do! We’ve given sports physicals for many athletes in the Cromwell, CT, East Haven, CT, Ellington, CT, Newington, CT, Oxford, CT, Unionville, CT, and Wallingford, CT areas.
A sports physical at Priority Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic will involve a thorough medical examination by a board-certified doctor. Our provider will screen for any undiagnosed or underlying health issues that could cause problems if you exert yourself. If we do find a medical concern, we’ll do our best to help you manage it so you can still participate. Catching these concerns early is key to keeping you healthy.
Sports physicals are typically not covered by insurance. At our urgent care, sports, camp, and school physicals are self-pay at the time of visit.
A sports physical at Priority Urgent Care and Walk-In Clinic is very affordable and competitive compared to other local urgent care clinics. For both children and adults, the fee for a sports physical is $125.
Generally, a sports physical shouldn’t last more than thirty minutes.
During a sports physical, our doctor will take a variety of vitals, including your blood pressure, lung capacity, and heart rate. They will also talk with you about the sports you are playing and your role on the team. Depending on the nature of the conversation, the doctor may do some strength and agility screening to make sure you can safely participate.
A sports physical shares many of the qualities of a regular physical, but they aren’t exactly alike. A regular physical may involve more lab work to look at things like blood sugar, cholesterol, or even cancer screenings. This sort of in-depth examination is usually not needed for a sports physical.
A sports physical is important to ensure you are medically fit to participate in strenuous activity. It gives a healthcare provider the opportunity to evaluate your overall health and identify any potential issues that could pose a risk during physical exertion. It’s always better to catch any concerns in a medical setting rather than face an unexpected emergency during a game or practice.
For more information, please contact us today. We have convenient locations to serve you in Cromwell, CT, East Haven, CT, Ellington, CT, Newington, CT, Oxford, CT, Unionville, CT, Wallingford, CT, Chicopee, MA, Springfield, MA and Westfield, MA.

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