Walk-in Sports Physicals by CVS MinuteClinic at 13101 STATE LINE RD, KANSAS CITY, MO 64145

What can I expect from CVS MinuteClinic® at 13101 STATE LINE RD KANSAS CITY, MO?

MinuteClinic® is a walk-in and book clinic inside your local city CVS/Pharmacy® or HealthHUB® location. MinuteClinic® provides health care for adults and children over 18 months. We treat a wide range of conditions and illnesses to ensure that you and your family get well and stay well. Some of our services include TB testing, flu shots, and sports physicals . Come in for a MinuteClinic visit and receive health care on your schedule!

How Much is a MinuteClinic Visit for Sports Physicals at 13101 STATE LINE RD KANSAS CITY, MO with and without Insurance?

Please visit our service price list and insurance information page to see detailed pricing and insurance breakdowns. At CVS MinuteClinic®, most insurance plans are accepted. We recommend contacting your insurance company prior to your visit to be sure that the service you are seeking will be covered. How much you will have to pay out of pocket will depend on your insurance coverage. If you do not have insurance or prefer to pay out of pocket, you may pay with cash, card, or check. Prices may vary depending on the complexity of the case. Lab tests and additional services may result in additional charges.

Can’t make it in for a visit? We also have virtual care, which enable you to see one of our health care providers from the comfort of your own home.

What can I expect when seeking a Sports Physicals at MinuteClinic in KANSAS CITY, MO

MinuteClinic’s nurse practitioners and physician assistants are qualified to perform sports physicals for teens and kids. When your little one wants to join a sports team, they will likely need to take a PPE (pre-participation physical examination). This is normally required in part of registering youths for participation in a sport. A PPE will help to assure that your child is healthy and physically capable of participating in their chosen activity. Some of these activities may include football, martial arts, soccer, baseball, or track. Before registering, make sure that you know what the school’s or sport organizer’s eligibility requirements are. The purpose of the PPE is to help minimize the risk of your child getting injured while playing so visit MinuteClinic today and check your child’s PPE off your to-do list!

What is a Sports Physical?

During your child’s visit for a sports physical, you can expect a few things to happen. Our staff will first review the athlete and the family’s medical history as well as review any prescriptions or dietary supplements. The physician assistant will then do a general physical exam to check the ears, nose, throat, heart, lungs, and abdomen as well as take a height and weight measurement. Then, they will do a vision check. Your child will get their blood pressure, oxygen saturation, and heart rate checked. Once that is done, they will have their flexibility, joints, posture, and strength assessed. To finish off the physical, a urine test will be taken to screen for indicators of any underlying medical conditions such as diabetes. Prior to your visit, make sure that you have the necessary forms to bring with you. You will need to know relevant health and medical history, including any allergies, current medications, existing medical conditions, immunization records, and the athlete’s primary care provider's name and contact info.