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Physical Examination
A physical examination helps your Primary Care Physician (PCP) to determine the general status of your health. The exam also gives you a chance to talk to us about any ongoing pain or symptoms that you are experiencing, or any other health concerns that you might have.
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A physical examination is recommended at least once a year, especially in people over the age of 50. These exams are used to:
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Check for possible diseases so they can be treated early
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Identify any issues that may become medical concerns in the future
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Update necessary immunizations
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Ensure that you are maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine
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Build a relationship with your PCP
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