Get Printable Sports Physical Form

A sports physical is different than the annual physical because it focuses on reviewing your child's current health status and medical history to ensure that your child is healthy enough to play his or her sport.

Sports Physical Exam The doctor will record the height and weight of your child, take their blood pressure and pulse, test their vision, check their flexibility, strength, joints, and posture, and finally, check the throat, nose, lungs, ears, abdomen, and heart.

Make sure you bring with you proper identification and the appropriate sports physical form for your state. Fill out your child's sports physical form, which often includes a detailed health history, certifications, consents, and signatures, before your visit.

CPT code 99212 and diagnosis code Z02. 5 should be used to bill for a sports physical. No additional modifier is needed.

By law, parental consent is required for any minor (under 18) to have a sports physical performed. Additionally, we recommend a parent be present for filling out the necessary pediatric forms and answering questions about a child's medical history. Can the Sports Physical be Performed by my Pediatrician?

Every sports physical has two key components: a health history review and a physical exam....During this part of your appointment, you may discuss: Any known allergies. Chronic health conditions. Current medications. Previous sprains and fractures. Past hospitalizations. Full cardiovascular history.

What Happens During a Sports Physical? Measure your height and weight. Measure your blood pressure and pulse. Test your vision. Check your heart, lungs, belly, ears, nose, and throat. Check your joints, strength, flexibility, and posture.

The state of California requires all student athletes to undergo an examination by a licensed healthcare provider before participating in any particular sport. This exam is to ensure the health and well-being of the participant before each individual season.