Optimal health is challenging to achieve without proper care, and taking care of your health is difficult to accomplish without a comprehensive full-body physical examination. It’s high time that we understand the significance of a physician-led annual check-up in preventing illness.
At My Concierge MD, our Beverly Hills medical office offers comprehensive full-body physical examinations under the guidance of board-certified physicians, helping you stay ahead of your health and optimize your wellness. Many preventive services and examinations, such as screenings, blood draws, and health assessments, are performed during visits to the doctor’s office, making it central to preventive healthcare and diagnostics.
Here’s everything that you need to know beforehand! For high-level professionals seeking a more tailored approach, our executive health programs provide comprehensive and personalized medical assessments, emphasizing preventive care and advanced diagnostic testing.
What is a Full-Body Physical Examination?
A Full-Body Physical Examination offers you an extensive assessment unlike typical check-ups. Our skilled, board-certified physicians conduct comprehensive examinations that thoroughly assess the health of your major organ systems.
Our mission is to empower you to thrive for years to come, free from the burden of illnesses and diseases, by addressing your early health concerns. This proactive approach provides a tailored plan for your healthy future, helping you throughout your wellness journey.
My Concierge MD covers annual physical exam including:
- Heart & Circulation – heart rate, blood pressure, pulse, heart sounds
- Neurologic – head, neck, spine, peripheral nervous system; diagnostic tests (e.g., EEG/EMG) when required; includes examination of lymph nodes in the head and neck area
- Musculoskeletal – muscles, bones, joints; screening for swelling, tenderness, rheumatologic conditions
- Renal & Urinary – kidneys, bladder screening for pain, infection or stones.
- Health Screenings – glucose, cholesterol level (as part of blood tests or lipid panel), cancer (colorectal, prostate, breast), STD screening, bone density for women, and more.
- Ultrasound and lab testing – integrated as implied.
- Reproductive – personalized exam of genitals/testicular or uterine region; special diagnostics as per requirement
- Respiratory – respiration rate, lung sounds, and spirometry if revealed
- Abdominal & Visceral – palpation of abdominal organs (liver, spleen), listening to bowel sounds
- Vision testing – visual acuity check.
- Nutrition & Fitness – body composition testing plus consultation with a certified nutritionist.
Regular full-body physical exams help track your health development over time, supporting early detection and the creation of a baseline health profile.
Medical History and Preparation
Preparing for your physical exam is a crucial step in unlocking the full benefits of your annual physical or executive physical. Before your appointment, take time to gather detailed information about your medical history, including any chronic conditions, previous illnesses, surgeries, and especially your family medical history. Many health issues, such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and certain cancers, can be influenced by hereditary risk factors, so sharing this information with our healthcare provider is essential for a comprehensive assessment.
To make the most of your routine physical exam or annual wellness visit, write down any symptoms, concerns, or changes in your health history that you’ve noticed since your last visit. Be sure to include a list of all medications, supplements, and vitamins you currently take, as these can impact your lab work and interact with other treatments. If you’re scheduled for a female physical exam or male physical exam, consider any gender-specific health concerns you’d like to discuss, such as reproductive health, cancer screening, or preventive care recommendations.
Our primary care provider at My Concierge MD may ask you to complete a health history form before your appointment, covering your lifestyle habits, family history, and any recent health developments. This information helps the physician tailor the physical examination and recommend appropriate routine screenings, blood tests, and other tests based on your individual risk profile. During your visit, expect your healthcare provider to check your vital signs, such as blood pressure and heart rate, and possibly order additional testing or lab work to screen for underlying health issues.
After your physical exam, our healthcare provider will review your results with you, discuss any findings, and recommend follow up care or further preventive screenings if needed. This is also an excellent opportunity to update your vaccination records and receive guidance on healthy lifestyle choices, such as exercise and nutrition, to support your overall health.
By coming prepared with accurate health data and a clear understanding of your medical and family history, you empower us to deliver the most effective care possible. Taking these steps ensures that your annual exam is not just a routine check, but a proactive investment in your long-term wellness.



