School Physicals in Bolingbrook, IL
School Forms and Well-Child Exams in Bolingbrook
Professional School Physical Examinations
Before enrolling in schools, most districts require physical exams. Because of this stipulation, our clinic offers thorough school physical examinations. Make sure you and your child are prepared for the challenges they might face in the coming school year with a physical from A2Z Pediatrics.
Initial Weight, Height & Blood Pressure Check
Coordination & Flexibility Examination
Rule Out Any Major Health Concerns
Monitor Important Physical & Mental Health Development Of Your Child
What To Expect During A Back To School Physical Exam
If your child has never gotten a back to school physical exam, preparing them for the experience is essential for their comfort. This starts with a conversation between the parent, the child, and Dr. Khan at A2Z Pediatrics, followed by the following detailed assessments:
Complete Assessment Of Your Child’s Health
Experienced Pediatrician Advice & Information
Ensure Your Child Has All The Correct Vaccinations
Sports Physicals for School Teams
Child Physical Examinations at our A2Z Pediatrics Clinic
Our pediatricians can provide a detailed, professional physical examination so your child can meet the requirements to enroll in sports. A sports physical includes reviewing family health history, existing conditions, and any health concerns you may have about your child. Looking for a sports-only physical? See our sports physical for kids page.
Focused On Sport Injury Prevention
Strength, Vision, Joint & Posture Evaluation
Detect Heart-Related Issues
Abdomen, Ear, Nose & Throat Examination
Now Offering Telemedicine Appointments
Telephone and Online Health Care for Your Kids and Family
Why Choose A2Z Pediatrics?
Over 40 Years Of Experience
At A2Z Pediatrics, we specialize in child and family healthcare. We are conveniently located off the interstate highway I355 on Boughton Rd. Our mission is to provide excellent medical care in a patient-centered environment. We firmly embrace the concept of family based health care. Our ideology is shared by our staff and we take time to listen to you and your child to develop an appropriate care plan.
School Physicals in Bolingbrook, Downers Grove and Darien
A school physical is a checkup that confirms your child is healthy enough for school and gets the school form completed. A2Z Pediatrics offers school physicals at our Bolingbrook, Downers Grove and Darien offices. Call 630-755-5437 to book, and bring your school form.
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Illinois school health requirements
Illinois school rules ask for a health exam at certain points in school. Here is a quick guide. Requirements can change and differ by district, so confirm with your school or the Illinois Department of Public Health.
| Grade | Health exam | Other items |
|---|---|---|
| Kindergarten | Health exam | Eye exam and dental exam also required |
| 2nd grade | Not required | Dental exam |
| 6th grade | Health exam | Tdap and meningococcal vaccines, dental exam |
| 9th grade | Health exam | Dental exam |
| New to an Illinois school | Health exam | Eye exam if entering for the first time |
Most schools ask for physical exam, vaccine and eye exam forms by October 15. Dental exam forms are due by May 15. Some districts also list pre-K.
What to bring to a school physical
- Your school or district physical form, with the parent section completed
- Your child’s vaccine record
- Your insurance card
- A list of medicines, allergies and past health problems
- Glasses or contacts, if your child wears them
One visit for school, sports and vaccines
Many families need more than one thing done. A pediatrician can often complete the school form, review vaccines and give any that are due at one visit. If your child plays a sport, bring that form too. See our immunizations and sports physicals pages. For a baby’s first visits, see newborn care. For a teen’s checkup, see adolescent health.
When to book
Book 4 to 6 weeks before school starts, because late summer fills up. If your child needs vaccines or several forms, book earlier.
Office hours
All three offices share the same hours: Mon and Wed 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Tue and Thu 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Fri 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Sat 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, Sun closed.
School physical FAQs
When do kids need a school physical in Illinois?
Illinois requires a health exam for students entering kindergarten, 6th grade and 9th grade, and for students new to an Illinois school. Some districts also list pre-K. The forms are due by October 15 in most schools. Check with your school, because rules can differ by district.
What should I bring to a school physical?
Bring your school’s physical form with the parent section completed, your child’s vaccine record, your insurance card and a list of medicines and allergies. If your child needs glasses or has a health condition, bring those details too. Arrive about 15 minutes early to finish paperwork.
Can a school physical and vaccines be done at one visit?
Often, yes. A pediatrician can review your child’s vaccine record, give vaccines that are due and complete the school form in the same visit. Tell us when you call so we plan enough time. See our immunizations page for more about child vaccines.
Can my child get a sports physical at the same visit?
Often, yes. Bring both forms and tell us when you book. A school physical and a sports physical check different things, but one visit can cover both. See our sports physicals page for details, including the 395-day rule for Illinois school sports.
How early should I book a school physical?
Book 4 to 6 weeks before school starts, because late summer appointments fill up fast. Call earlier if your child also needs vaccines or has several forms. If you miss summer, you can still book during the school year, but forms are due by October 15 in most schools.
How do I schedule a school physical?
Call 630-755-5437 or send a request on our booking page, and tell us your child’s age, grade and which forms you need. We have offices in Bolingbrook, Downers Grove and Darien. We are accepting new patients, and walk-ins are welcome during office hours, though calling first helps.