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Sports physical form

A sports physical (pre-participation evaluation) form has two halves: a history section a parent fills out about the athlete's health background, and a clinical exam section only a physician can complete and sign. Schools and leagues typically require one before each season.

Who fills it out

A parent or guardian completes the history half; a licensed physician, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant completes and signs the exam half.

What this kind of form usually asks for

This is a general description of the category — not any specific school, camp, landlord, or provider's actual document. The exact fields on the form in front of you may differ.

  • Athlete name, date of birth, and sport
  • Personal and family medical history
  • Current medications and allergies
  • Prior injuries, surgeries, or concussions
  • Physician exam findings and clearance signature (completed by the provider, not the parent)

What FillOnce can do

  • Fill the parent-completed history section — medical history, medications, allergies, prior injuries — from your vault
  • Reuse the same athlete's medical history across multiple seasons or teams

What it can't do

  • Complete, sign, or clear the physician exam section — that legally requires an in-person exam by a licensed provider
  • Guarantee any specific league, school, or state accepts the resulting form — requirements vary and you should check with the organization

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