Our commitment to preventative care is the foundation of our comprehensive physical, an annual physical exam. We recommend each test included in the comprehensive physical solely upon the best interest of a patients’ health, not what insurance companies choose to pay for.
Warner Family Practice’s commitment to preventative care is the foundation of our comprehensive executive physical. Based on personal, family and social history some or all of these tests may be recommended for your physical. We recommend these tests in the best interest of our patients’ health, not what may or may not covered by insurance companies. We suggest calling your insurance company if you are concerned about whether certain tests would be covered.
Wellness is imperative to prevent future illness and discover illness before it advances. Yearly wellness exams are encouraged for men & women. Children should be seen every 10 years to receive the required tetanus boosters. Baby immunizations are given at birth, 2, 4, 6, 12 and 15 months and prior to kindergarten. A lead screen and a CBC are recommended at 9 months of age.
Recall cards are sent on yearly pap smears. Annual physical reminders are sent during the patient’s
birthday month. Patients with hypertensive, cholesterol, diabetic and/or pulmonary disorders are recalled every three to six months. Our goal is to practice preventative medicine in the patient’s best interest. Please bring your immunization records with you to each visit.
Warner Family Practice will make every attempt to process all tests and services in-house when permitted by your insurance carrier. If not permitted, the test and/or service will be processed at an outside facility.
Each person is unique and when you participate in our Comprehensive Physical all test recommendations are made based upon your individual health history.
Click the button below to see a list of all services and tests which fall under the Comprehensive Physical. The services and tests relevant to you will be provided by your physician. Each item contains a description and associated insurance billing code. Patient cost will vary depending on what items your insurance carrier will choose to pay for. You may call your insurance provider and provide any of the codes below to determine what your responsibility may be for cost.
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