Testing & diagnostics
EKG
An electrocardiogram (EKG) records your heart’s electrical activity to help your provider assess heart rate and rhythm.
What this service includes
12-Lead EKG (Electrocardiogram)
- 12-lead EKG performed in our clinic
- Assessment of heart rate, rhythm, and electrical activity
- Professional EKG interpretation and signed report by the healthcare provider
- Review and explanation of EKG findings with the patient
- Printed copy of the EKG tracing and signed interpretation provided to the patient
- EKG available for sports physicals, preoperative evaluations, and other medical assessments when clinically indicated
Services may vary based on your provider’s assessment, your medical history and test availability.
What to expect
- Request an appointment.
- Have a 12-lead EKG performed in the clinic.
- Review the findings with your healthcare provider.
- Receive a printed EKG tracing and signed interpretation.
How to prepare
- Bring a current medication list
Questions
Do Florida student athletes need an EKG?
Beginning with the 2026–2027 school year, Florida requires an EKG screening for students in grades 9–12 entering interscholastic athletics for the first time, subject to applicable exceptions. Check with your school for required forms and clearance documentation.
Ready to take the next step?
Request a telehealth or in-office appointment online, or call us with any questions.