Work Physicals In Vernon Hills
A typical work physical may include:
- A review of medical history to identify any existing health conditions.
- A physical examination assessing vital signs, heart, lungs, and general physical fitness.
- Vision and hearing tests if required for the role.
- Screening for substance use if required by the employer.
- Job-specific assessments, such as physical stamina or agility tests, for roles that are physically demanding.
- Immunization updates and screenings for conditions like tuberculosis, depending on the nature of the job.
Whether you’re starting a new job, returning to work, or maintaining your fitness for your current position, work physicals are an excellent way to stay proactive about health and workplace safety.
Top Benefits Of Work Physicals At Yorktown Health
Employment Readiness
Ensure you meet employer health requirements with comprehensive physicals.
Health Assessment
Gain insights into your overall health and fitness for work-related tasks.
Preventive Screening
Identify potential health concerns that might impact job performance or safety.
Why Choose Us for Work Physicals in Vernon Hills
Yorktown Health in Vernon Hills offers efficient and thorough work physicals to help you meet employment requirements. Our experienced providers ensure your health evaluation is accurate and stress-free, with appointments that fit your schedule.
Why Work Physicals Are Important for You
Work physicals are essential for ensuring you’re fit to perform job tasks safely and effectively. They also provide an opportunity to address potential health concerns early, promoting long-term well-being.
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Frequently Asked Question
- Why do I need a work physical?
- What should I bring to my work physical?
- What can I expect during a work physical?
- How long does a work physical take?
- Will I receive a copy of my results?
- What if I don’t pass my work physical?
Many employers require work physicals to ensure employees are physically able to perform their job duties safely and effectively. This is particularly important in physically demanding or safety-sensitive roles, like healthcare, transportation, or manufacturing.
Bring any specific forms or paperwork required by your employer. If you’re currently taking medications or have a history of medical conditions relevant to your job, it’s helpful to bring this information along to discuss with the provider.
A work physical typically includes a basic physical exam, assessment of vital signs, and any job-specific tests or screenings required by your employer, such as vision, hearing, or agility tests. Substance screening or immunizations may also be required depending on the role.
The duration of a work physical can vary, but most exams take 30 to 60 minutes. If additional tests or screenings are required, it may take longer, or they may be scheduled separately.
Yes. You will receive a summary of your physical results, and with your permission, these can also be shared directly with your employer as needed.
If any health issues are identified during the exam that could affect your job performance, our provider will discuss these findings with you. Depending on the situation, follow-up treatment, specialist referrals, or workplace accommodations may be recommended.
CONTACT US
ADDRESS
6 East Phillip Road #1108
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
(Inside Advocate Outpatient Center Building)
PHONE
(847) 549 3979
Working Hours
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM-5:00PM
Saturday: By Appointment Only
Sunday: Closed
