Old North State Council
Camp Physicals Clinics
 

For several reasons, we require the Scout's parents/caretakers to escort them throughout the physicial. There are two primary reasons. (1) to assist with a medical history that the Scout may not be aware of, and (2) to provide a chaperone/adult supervisor for each clinical interaction with the primary goal of keeping the Scout safe.

Option 1:

Saturday, April 27, 2024
9:00 am—12 noon

Registration Deadline April 23, 2024 at 11:59 pm
Merritt Medical Plaza
1511 Westover Terrace
Greensboro, NC 27408

Option 2

Saturday, June 8, 2024
Registration Deadline June 4, 2024 at 11:59 pm
9:00am—12 noon

Cherokee Scout Reservation

3296 Boy Scout Camp Road

Yaceyville, NC 27379

NOTE: Cherokee Scout Reservation - If choosing this option, you may also complete your annual swim test on this same day.  To register for your swim test, see the Cherokee Scout Reservation website for more information on registrations. There is no fee for swim tests.

Appointments are available in 10-minute increments.

Cost: $25.00

Direct questions to Nita Grubbs at nita.grubbs@scouting.org

Merritt Medical Plaza is just up Westover Terrace, on the left, about 1/2 block past Hardee’s, from the Scout Office. 

PLEASE DO NOT contact Merritt Medical Plaza with questions concerning registrations, appointments, or any other information pertaining to the clinic.

· Physicals are available for anyone planning to attend resident camp for the upcoming summer season or for high adventure trips, such as Philmont, Northern Tier, or others.

· Current Annual BSA Health and Medical Records ONLY, unless your BSA high adventure activity has a special BSA Health and Medical Record.  The most current printing of the BSA Annual Health and Medical Record is the 2019 Printing. 

· Appointments are pre-paid, first come-first served, by appointment only.

· Bring any medications you are currently taking with you—prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, herbal medications, or supplements—whether oral medications, sprays, lotions, or injectables, etc.

· Youth should be accompanied by an adult knowledgeable of the Scout’s medical history, in case of questions by the medical providers.

· For their own safety and well-being, youth with significant or complicated medical conditions should see their own healthcare provider.  Contact Nita Grubbs at the Scout office if questions as to whether or not you should utilize our clinic.

· Physicals are available for adults attending camp, but NOT for adults with chronic health conditions which may include, but are not limited to:  high blood pressure, any form of heart disease or renal (kidney) disease, diabetes, or any medical condition for which you must periodically have lab work or other medical testing.  Contact Nita Grubbs at the Scout office if questions as to whether or not you should utilize our clinic.