Walk-in sports physicals by MinuteClinic® at CVS® 22135 IH-10 W, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78257

When an athlete wants to join a sports team, they will likely need to complete a pre-participation physical examination (PPE), which is typically called a sports physical.

This is sometimes required as part of registering athletes for participation in a sport. A sports physical will help to assure that you or your child is healthy and physically capable of participating in chosen activities.

Before registering, ensure you understand the eligibility requirements set by the school or sports organizer. The purpose of a sports physical is to assess any conditions that could pose a risk to an athlete’s health and safety during training and competition.

Get game ready by visiting MinuteClinic today to complete your sports physical.

Need a sports physical form?

We’ve got you covered. You can get your sports physical form here before your visit.

What activities does a sports physical cover?

Some of the many sports and activities for which a MinuteClinic sports physical is accepted may include:

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cheerleading
• Football
• Soccer
• Track

How much is a MinuteClinic® visit for sports physicals at 22135 IH-10 W, SAN ANTONIO, Texas 78257 with and without insurance?

Sports physicals at MinuteClinic are $76 per visit as of July 10, 2025. Pricing is subject to change. We encourage you to check with your provider to verify the final cost.

Is insurance accepted for sports physicals?

Please note that MinuteClinic does not accept insurance for sports physical exams. Visit our price list and insurance information page to view all service pricing.

Your payment options

Payment methods accepted include cash, card or check. Please note that lab tests or add-ons may have additional fees.

What can I expect at a sports physical at MinuteClinic® in SAN ANTONIO, Texas?

Before you come in

Bring your completed sports physical form and any other necessary documents with you. You will need to provide relevant health and medical history, including family medical history, any allergies, current medications, existing medical conditions, immunization records, and the athlete’s primary care provider’s name and contact information.

Walk-ins are welcome but appointments are recommended

While we welcome walk-ins, we strongly recommend scheduling an appointment to make sure you get service at a time that’s most convenient for you.

How our providers perform sports physicals

Specific requirements can vary according to the sport's organizers or governing body. Your sports physical examination may include:

• Medical history review: Review the athlete and the family’s medical history as well as review any dietary supplements, medications or prescriptions.
• General exam: Check the ears, nose, throat, heart, lungs and abdomen, as well as take height and weight measurements.
• Vision check
• Vitals: Check blood pressure and heart rate.
• Flexibility and strength: Assess flexibility, joints, posture and strength.

Who will conduct the sports physical?

MinuteClinic providers are qualified to perform sports physicals for kids, teens and adults, and are trained to:

• Perform physical assessments and exams
• Diagnose and treat common conditions
• Administer screenings and vaccinations
• Provide patient education and health counseling

How long is a sports physical valid for?

Sports physicals are typically valid for one full sports season or academic year, but requirements vary by school or league. If an athlete changes schools or joins a new sports team, they may need a new physical to meet that organization’s eligibility rules.

What other types of physicals are available at MinuteClinic®?

Looking for other types of physical exams? MinuteClinic offers health tests, screenings and physicals for school, sports, wellness and work. They also perform TB, titer and other tests.

• Annual wellness exams
• Camp physicals
• College physicals
• DOT (Department of Transportation) physicals
• General medical exams

These visits follow specialized checklists and may include additional screenings or lab work as needed. Explore your health options today.