Concierge medicine
Everything you need to know about executive-level physical exams
What an executive-level physical includes (head-to-toe exam, blood work, ECG and screenings) and how a concierge physician reviews the results with you.

What is an executive-level physical exam?
Executive-level physical exams provide a thorough “picture” of your state of health, including:
- A complete, head-to-toe physical
- Arrangements for extensive blood work
- An electrocardiogram (ECG)
- Preventive care screenings and recommendations
Assessing heart conditions
An electrocardiogram is a non-invasive way to check for different cardiac conditions. By placing electrodes on the patient’s chest, your physician can chart your heart’s signals as a wave. The goal of the ECG portion of your executive-level exam is to identify any irregularities or heart conditions that need to be addressed.
An executive-level physical exam by a concierge physician vs. a standard physician
A concierge physician restricts the number of patients seen in a day, allowing considerably more time and energy to understand the important details of your tests and review the data with you. Results are best understood in relation to your unique circumstances: your family history, your current lifestyle and your health goals for the future. In short, a concierge physician treats you as a unique individual.
Concierge medicine and exam results
Within a week of your executive-level physical exam, your concierge physician at Legacy Medical will give you an in-person, thorough review of your laboratory results. The goal of the executive-level physical exam is to give each of our patients the knowledge and direction they need to stay healthy and happy.
Know your body
Having an executive-level physical exam every year provides both reassurance and the potential to uncover conditions that need attention. This thorough exam also sets benchmarks for the future, such as suggested lifestyle or dietary changes. After your executive-level exam with a concierge physician, you will have the knowledge and direction you need to take the necessary steps toward living your best life.
This article is general information, not advice for your situation. Members can call the office with questions about their own care.


