The Executive Health Exams program at the Sports Medicine and Performance Center in Park City provides a deep look into personal health through a detailed evaluation process. The service aims to help individuals find ways to lower, reverse, or eliminate potential health risks by working with experts in nutrition, exercise, and stress management.
Detailed Examination Process
The examination process involves several specialized consultations and laboratory tests. Patients meet with a physician for a full medical examination, which includes a review of medical history, lab panels, medications, and supplements. Additionally, an exercise physiologist conducts body composition analysis, resting metabolic rate testing, and a functional fitness assessment to provide a personalized exercise prescription.
Nutritional Counseling and Lab Testing
A registered dietitian nutritionist also participates in the exam to review lab panels as they relate to nutrition and provide dietary counseling for long-term health patterns. The laboratory panel includes tests such as a lipid panel, comprehensive metabolic panel, complete blood count, HgbA1c, Vitamin D, and an inflammatory marker known as HsCRP.
Establishing Long-Term Health Baselines
The program is designed to establish a baseline of wellbeing to set targets for future exams. Providers assess heart health, muscle strength, flexibility, and balance while also addressing lifestyle factors like sleep improvement and work-life balance. The service has been used by entrepreneurs, business owners, and executives for over 35 years.
Patient Preparation and Payment Requirements
Preparation for the exam requires fasting for 10 to 12 hours prior to the appointment and avoiding exercise for 24 hours before the visit. On the day of the appointment, patients are advised to avoid caffeine, tobacco, vaping, and antihistamines. Because the evaluation is a cash-based service, payment is due on the day of the appointment.
Post-Exam Follow-Up and Support
Following the exam, the team reviews results with the patient and develops a health plan to implement behavior changes. The program includes follow-up efforts to track progress and offers various exercise, wellness, and nutrition classes to support long-term health strategies.
