Sports Physicals

Plan now so your student athlete can stay in the game!

Caregivers in Winona Health’s Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine department want to remind parents that if a child is due for an annual wellness visit, which is covered by most insurance, they can also include a sports physical at that appointment for no additional charge.

Walk-in Sports Physical Dates

The Winona Health Pediatric providers are teaming up to offer walk-in sports physicals for middle and high school students for $49 on the second floor of the clinic at 855 Mankato Avenue in Winona, at the following times:

Wednesday, August 7 • 1-4 p.m.

Monday, August 12 • 1-4 p.m.

The special $49 rate (payable at the time of service – insurance will not be billed) is only for these walk-in dates. However, if your child is due for a well-child visit, you’ll have the option of having that completed at the same time and insurance will be billed. An annual well-child visit, which can include a sports physical, is typically covered by insurance.

Sports physical forms
It’s helpful if parents have their part of the sports physical form completed in advance. If you need a copy of your school’s sports physical forms, Minnesota and Wisconsin sports physical forms are available on this page.

Students under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian unless appropriate authorization form has been completed. Students previously diagnosed with heart conditions or head injuries must schedule an appointment with a member of their regular healthcare team.

To schedule an appointment for a well-child check, which can include a sports physical, call:

• Winona Health, 855 Mankato Avenue, in Winona: 507.457.7607
• Rushford Clinic, 109 W. Jessie Street, in Rushford: 507.864.7726

Sports physicals requested at Urgent Care are not $49 and are not covered by insurance. Please use one of our other options for your sports physical. If additional screenings or medical needs arise, co-pay may be applicable. Masking is optional when coming to Winona Health.

Youth Athlete Development

Youth Sports Health and Safety:
Preventable Injuries

It’s impossible to completely eliminate the risk of injury during sports events, but many are avoidable. Learn how to prevent injuries.

Managing Sport Concussion in Youth:
An Integrated Team Effort

A concussion is a brain injury that alters the way the brain functions. Do you know the signs?

* Source: National Youth Sports Health & Safety Institute (nyshsi.org)

Sports physical forms

Please complete your portion of the form prior to your appointment. Forms are available for download below.

• Minnesota K-12 form
• Wisconsin K-12 form