Now Accepting New Patients
Maintain Your Best
Health With Regular
Physical Exams
Annual physicals, sports physicals, and employer exams with board-certified physicians who take the time to understand your health, not just your chart.
Mon – Fri · 8am – 5pm · 6201 Dallas Pkwy, Suite 210
WHY IT MATTERS
The importance of getting your annual physical
Most people in Plano and Collin County feel too busy or too healthy to make a primary care appointment when nothing feels wrong. That's exactly the problem. High blood pressure, pre-diabetes, and elevated cholesterol develop quietly, with no symptoms or warning, for years before they become something you can't ignore.
At our Dallas Pkwy clinic, we see patients from Plano, West Plano, Legacy West, and across Collin County who want a doctor who knows their history, not a different urgent care face every time. An annual physical is 30 minutes that creates a real baseline — and gives you something concrete to build on.
Bring your medication list. Ask the questions you've been putting off. Leave with a plan that's actually yours.
1 in 3
American adults has high blood pressure — and half don't know it
~30 min
A typical comprehensive physical, start to finish
20+ yrs
Dr. Khan's experience in internal medicine and primary care
Simple Process
Why a physical exam is worth your time
A yearly visit catches what you can't feel and builds the kind of health record that makes every future appointment more useful.
Know your numbers
Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, measured, reviewed, and put in context against your history year over year.
Catch it early
Most serious conditions like diabetes, hypertension, certain cancers, are far more treatable when found before symptoms appear.
Stay current on vaccines
Flu, Tdap, shingles, pneumonia — your annual visit keeps you up to date and lets us recommend what's actually relevant for your age.
Build a health record
A consistent doctor who sees you every year is infinitely more useful than one who meets you cold. Every visit adds context that future care depends on.
What to expect
What happens during your physical exam
A comprehensive physical takes about 30 minutes. Bring your current medication list and any records from prior providers. We walk through four areas.
EYES, EARS, SKIN
01
Observation
We examine your eyes, ears, nose, and throat using instruments, and assess your skin for color and any changes. Additional areas are reviewed based on your symptoms or history.
HANDS-ON
02
Palpation
Gentle touch to check organ size, shape, and any lumps or tenderness. This lets us evaluate areas that aren't visible but are important for catching changes early.
ABDOMEN
03
Percussion
We tap and listen to the abdomen to assess organ placement and detect any abnormal areas. It's quick, non-invasive, and gives a real-time picture of what's happening inside.
NEURO
04
Reflexes
A brief neurological check using a small rubber hammer. Simple and quick — confirms that your nervous system is responding as expected and flags anything unusual.
Specialized physicals
Not just annual checkups
We complete specialized physical exams for school athletics, employment requirements, and documentation needs — with paperwork handled during your visit.
Sports physicals
Students in grades 7–12 playing UIL athletics need a sports physical — typically required every two years. We recommend scheduling in May or June, before fall tryouts begin. We complete all required forms on the same visit.
Employer physicals
Pre-employment physicals and drug screening documentation for Plano and North Dallas businesses. If your employer requires specific forms or tests, bring the paperwork — we'll complete it during your appointment.
Documentation
School, camp, immigration, or organization-required documentation — if your exam needs to result in specific paperwork, our physicians can conduct the exam and complete what's needed in a single visit.
Patient reviews
What our patients say
Board-certified doctors who actually listen — here's what OUR patients have shared about their experience.
Insurance
We accept most major plans
Better Health Primary Care works with most major commercial insurance plans in the Plano and Collin County area. Call us before your visit and we'll confirm your specific coverage.Not sure if you're covered? Call (972) 640-1787 and we'll check before you book.
Common Questions
FAQ
Quick answers to what most people want to know before scheduling their physical exam in Plano.
Call (972) 640-1787You can book online anytime using our scheduling portal, or call us at (972) 640-1787 during office hours (Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm). Most patients get an appointment within a few days.
Bring a current list of all medications (including supplements), your insurance card, a photo ID, and any prior medical records or lab results you’d like reviewed. If you have a referral or specific employer paperwork, bring that too.
A comprehensive physical typically takes 30–45 minutes. If you’re a new patient or have multiple concerns to discuss, plan for closer to 45 minutes. Sports physicals and employer physicals are usually 20–30 minutes.
Yes, we are currently accepting new patients in Plano and across Collin County. If you’re looking for a primary care doctor in addition to a one-time physical, we’d be glad to establish care and see you regularly.
Most insurance plans cover one annual wellness visit (preventive physical) per year at no cost to you. However, if additional testing or problem-specific discussions happen during the visit, those may be billed separately. We’ll help you understand your coverage, just call us before your appointment if you have questions.
We complete a wide range of specialized physical exams and documentation requirements — including school, camp, employment, and organization-specific forms. If you have DOT or immigration physical needs, please call us directly at (972) 640-1787 to confirm we can accommodate your specific requirements before booking.