Bring the exact form
Complete the parent section and bring the school, team, or camp document.
Care & Services / School, Sports & Camp Physicals
Physicals that look beyond the checkbox
A thoughtful preparticipation evaluation reviews overall health, identifies concerns that may affect safe activity, and completes required documentation when medically appropriate.
ForChildren, teens & families
ApproachThoughtful, connected pediatric care
AppointmentsSchedule online or call 720-941-1778
Care built around your child
Care built around the whole child
Schools, sports programs, and camps may require health forms before a child participates. Whenever possible, complete the sports preparticipation evaluation as part of routine health supervision rather than treating it as paperwork alone.
The visit may review personal and family history, medications, allergies, previous injuries, exercise symptoms, nutrition, emotional health, and other concerns. Additional evaluation may be needed before a clinician can sign a form or clear participation.
How this care can help
Start with the concern. We will help organize what comes next.
Share health history
Include medications, allergies, previous injuries, symptoms, and family history.
Plan before the deadline
New concerns or missing records may require follow-up before signing.
Name active injuries
A current injury may need a separate focused sports medicine appointment.
A clear next step
A clear plan for what comes next
Bring glasses or contacts, braces, inhalers, an updated medication list, prior injury or concussion information, and relevant specialist recommendations. Clearance reflects the information available and the child’s current examination.
A member of your care team
Susannah S. Simone, MD, FAAP
Pediatrician
General pediatrician and former active-duty Air Force physician focused on steady, family-centered care.
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Helpful before your visit
Questions families often ask.
Schedule on MyChart, or call our office if you’re unsure which appointment best fits your child’s needs.
Will the form always be signed the same day?
Not always. The clinician must have enough current information to make a safe decision. Missing records or a new concern may require follow-up.
Is a sports physical the same as a well visit?
No. There is overlap, but a complete well visit includes broader preventive care and age-appropriate screening.
How long is a physical valid?
Requirements vary by organization. Check the form and deadline with the school, league, or camp.
Ready when your family is
Start with a conversation.
Schedule on MyChart or call our office if you need help choosing the right visit or preparing for your child.