Sports Physicals
Schedule a sports physical at Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin.
Sports physicals are an important part of keeping athletes safe and healthy. These evaluations help identify potential medical concerns that could affect participation in sports and provide an opportunity to discuss injury prevention, nutrition, conditioning, and overall wellness.
What Is a Sports Physical?
A sports physical, also known as a pre-participation physical examination (PPE), evaluates an athlete’s health before participating in organized sports.
Why Are Sports Physicals Important?
Identify Potential Health Risks
Physicals help detect conditions that may require additional evaluation before athletic participation.
Establish a Baseline
Evaluations provide valuable information regarding overall health and fitness.
Promote Safe Participation
Athletes receive guidance on injury prevention and safe training practices.
What to Expect During a Sports Physical
Medical History Review
Discussion of:
- Previous injuries
- Surgeries
- Medications
- Allergies
- Family medical history
Physical Examination
Assessment may include:
- Height and weight
- Blood pressure
- Vision screening
- Heart and lung evaluation
- Musculoskeletal examination
Common Conditions Evaluated
Orthopedic Concerns
- Previous fractures
- Joint instability
- Chronic pain
- Overuse injuries
Medical Concerns
- Asthma
- Heart conditions
- Neurological disorders
OUR SPORTS PHYSICAL SPECIALISTS
Jon M. Englund, MD
Specialties:
Sports Medicine, Knee, Hip, Shoulder, Spine, Foot & Ankle, Elbow, Hand & Wrist
KOREY B. KASPER, MD
Specialties:
Sports Medicine, Non-Operative & Regenerative Orthopedic Care and Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Schedule a Sports Physical
Whether you’re preparing for school sports, club athletics, or recreational competition, our team can help ensure you’re ready for the season. Schedule a sports physical with Orthopaedic Associates of Wisconsin to receive a comprehensive evaluation and address any questions about your health, injury history, or athletic performance before participation.