Primary Care, Physical Examinations

Your Annual Physical, Done Right

A comprehensive physical exam is one of the most important investments you can make in your long-term health. At Kare Center, our primary care providers take the time to truly understand your baseline health, not just check boxes.

From head-to-toe assessments to preventive screenings and bloodwork, our physical exams are thorough, personalized, and designed to catch potential concerns before they become problems. We serve patients of all ages in Ann Arbor.

Doctor checking patient's heartbeat

What's Included in Your Physical Exam

Vital Signs Review

Blood pressure, heart rate, temperature, weight, and oxygen levels assessed and recorded.

Lab Work & Bloodwork

Comprehensive blood panel including cholesterol, glucose, and organ function tests.

Head-to-Toe Exam

Full physical assessment including cardiovascular, respiratory, and musculoskeletal review.

Health History Review

We review your family history, medications, and lifestyle to build a complete health picture.

Preparing for Your Physical

Which physical do you need?

Physicals are not all the same. A school or sports physical, an employment or pre placement exam, a commercial driver exam and a general adult physical each cover different ground and often use a specific form. Tell us which one you need when you book so the right time and the right paperwork are ready.

Bring the form

If a school, employer, coach or agency has given you a form, bring it with you, already filled in as far as the sections you are meant to complete yourself. Bringing the form is the single most common thing people forget, and without it we may not be able to finish on the day.

What usually happens

  • Your history and current medications are reviewed
  • Height, weight, blood pressure, pulse and vision are checked
  • Heart, lungs, abdomen, joints and reflexes are examined
  • Anything the specific form requires is completed and signed

How to prepare

Wear or bring clothing you can move in, bring glasses or contact lenses if you use them, and bring your immunization record if the form asks for one. If fasting bloodwork is part of what you need, our team will tell you beforehand.

How long it takes

Most physicals take between twenty and forty minutes depending on what the form requires. Arriving a few minutes early to complete paperwork helps keep it to that.

Schedule Your Physical Exam Today

Don’t wait for symptoms to show up. A yearly physical at Kare Center keeps you ahead of your health, and gives your provider the insight to guide your care year-round.