Review your health history, discuss preventive needs, and plan next steps that fit your age, concerns, and goals—not a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Preventive care is a chance to look beyond today’s symptoms. At Peak Medical Clinic, you can discuss personal and family health history, health goals, and the services that may be appropriate for you. Your provider can help put available information in context and plan follow-up based on your needs.
Care at Peak Medical
A physical or wellness exam offers time to review your health history and concerns. Discuss what you hope to address when scheduling; the scope of your visit should reflect your individual needs rather than an assumed set of tests.
A Medicare Annual Wellness Visit focuses on developing or updating a personalized prevention plan based on your health history and risk factors. It is not a routine physical exam. Call to discuss the visit type and confirm participation and coverage for your specific plan; additional services may have different coverage.
Discuss screening needs with your provider in light of your history, age, and concerns. Appropriate services are selected individually; this page does not set a screening schedule or imply that every screening is needed at every visit.
Ask whether lab testing would be useful for your preventive-care needs. Your provider can discuss the purpose of appropriate testing and how available results would inform follow-up. Testing and coverage are not automatic parts of every wellness visit.
Discuss weight-related concerns and goals alongside your routines and broader health history. The conversation can focus on practical changes and follow-up that fit your circumstances, without promising a particular medication or outcome.
Talk about food choices, routines, and barriers to your nutrition goals within primary care. Share what a typical day looks like so you and your provider can discuss realistic next steps in the context of your health needs.
Raise questions about skin changes or screening needs with your provider. Call to confirm what assessment is available and which visit is appropriate. Further evaluation or coordination may be discussed based on the concern.
Review preventive needs and personal goals as your circumstances change with age. Discuss everyday function, health history, and care preferences alongside information from other providers.
When calling, say whether you are asking about a physical, a wellness visit, or a particular concern. If available, bring health-history information, a medication list, and questions about screening or lifestyle goals. Confirm coverage before the visit; offering a service does not guarantee payment by your plan.
These lengths apply to established- and new-patient clinic appointments. Procedures and mobile visits may be arranged differently; call to confirm the visit you need.
Preventive conversations for children, teens, and adults.
Care that reflects changing needs in later life.
Call to ask about preventive care & wellness, appointment availability, and the information that may be helpful for your visit.
Clinic
630 South 400 East #101Monday–Friday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturday–Sunday: Closed
The clinic offers the physicals, wellness visits, screening discussions, preventive testing, and lifestyle-related services listed on this page. Call to discuss the service you are seeking.
The term wellness visit can refer to different visit types. In particular, a Medicare Annual Wellness Visit updates a personalized prevention plan and is not a routine physical exam. Tell the office what you need when scheduling.
Yes. Call to discuss scheduling and confirm the visit type, your plan’s participation, and coverage. Do not assume additional services are included.
Your provider considers your history, concerns, and individual preventive needs. No single list of screenings or tests is appropriate for everyone.
Yes. You can discuss nutrition, weight-related concerns, and everyday habits within primary care. Share your goals and any barriers you would like to address.
Call (435) 673-9653 and check with your plan as needed. Participation and benefits vary by plan and service, and additional services may be treated differently.
