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10 Reasons to Schedule an Annual Physical Before the End of the Year

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When is the last time you had a check-up with your doctor? If it’s been more than a year, now is the time to schedule.

A check-up, sometimes referred to as an annual physical, is a great way to proactively care for your physical well-being. It is important for every age, whether you are a first-year student or an older adult.

The medical experts at Nebraska Medicine UNO Health Center share 10 reasons why it’s important to get a regular check-up:

  1. Reduce your risk of getting sick
  2. Detect chronic diseases or conditions early
  3. Establish a relationship with a local provider in case you get sick down the road
  4. Hold yourself accountable and become more aware of your health
  5. Increase your lifespan and improve your overall well-being
  6. Reduce your health care costs over time
  7. Ask questions and inquire about symptoms that have been nagging you over time
  8. Update your vaccinations
  9. Review your prescriptions
  10. Learn or review your family medical history

The UNO Health Center provides annual physicals and other wellness services to currently-enrolled UNO students. Call 402.554.2374 to schedule an appointment.

Physicals and other wellness services have a charge, which can be submitted to private insurance. Many plans cover preventive care visits at 100%. Contact your insurance provider to verify coverage.

Visit the UNO Health Center website to learn more about these and other services.

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