Executive Preventative Health Program supports your investment in your health.

Your health is essential, especially if you are an executive, business owner, or someone who values well-being. At think, we offer an Executive Preventative Health program in Omaha for people who want to take charge of their health and trust experienced professionals. Our aim is to help you achieve your best quality of life through preventive care and early detection. As an Accountable Care Organization (ACO), our doctors work together to look at your complete health picture, helping to avoid unnecessary procedures and reduce medical errors. We believe that keeping patients healthy is good for everyone.

What is the Executive Preventative Health Program and Executive Physical?

The Executive Preventative Health Program is a thorough, evidence-based service that gives you a complete picture of your health in one easy appointment. Unlike regular checkups that just cover the basics, our executive physical includes advanced imaging, heart stress tests, detailed metabolic checks, and sensory screenings. We turn these results into a clear plan for your long-term health.

An executive physical acts as a proactive health check. Board-certified doctors in internal and family medicine lead each assessment, taking time to examine how your genetics, lifestyle, and metabolism interact. By combining many specialized tests into a single day, the program gives business leaders an efficient way to identify hidden heart, cancer, and metabolic risks early.

Depending upon the results of your comprehensive Executive Physical, there may be additional services suggested:

Podiatry
Chronic Care Management
Remote Patient Monitoring
Behavioral Health
Clinical Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Rheumatology
Vaccinations
Optometry
Eye Exam

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Executive Physical and Executive Preventative Health Program Services

Our Executive Physical and Executive Preventative Health Program offers busy executives and professionals a proactive, concierge-level approach to wellness that goes far beyond a standard annual check-up. In a single, streamlined half-day visit, you receive a highly personalized health assessment that combines advanced screenings, comprehensive diagnostic testing, and a thorough examination with an experienced board-certified physician

Cardiovascular Stress Testing

Monitor cardiac electrical paths and blood pressure trends under controlled physical exertion. This evaluation identifies ischemic heart changes early.

Carotid Artery Intima-Media Thickness

Utilize non-invasive vascular ultrasound to measure arterial wall thickness and screen for subclinical plaque accumulation. This metric assesses stroke risks.

Advanced Diagnostic Radiography

Access low-dose digital chest X-rays and abdominal scans. Rapid processing provides structural data to screen for pulmonary and visceral anomalies

Advanced Lipid Subfractionation

Analyze particle numbers and sizes alongside standard cholesterol metrics. This granular tracking delivers a precise assessment of cardiovascular risk.

Metabolic and Insulin Sensitivity Screening

Measure fasting glucose, hemoglobin A1C, and baseline insulin responses. These markers identify prediabetes and insulin resistance trends.

Comprehensive Liver, Renal, and Thyroid Panels

Evaluate enzyme outputs, filtration rates, and thyroid hormone regulation to confirm systemic metabolic balance.

Pulmonary Function Testing

Measure lung volumes, flow rates, and gas exchange capabilities through spirometry. This baseline identifies early respiratory changes.

Sensory Acuity Mapping

Conduct precise audiometric and visual performance testing to note structural sensory declines that impact daily operational focus.

Musculoskeletal and Mobility Analysis

Evaluate joint mechanics, core flexibility, and functional posture to establish physical therapy parameters that prevent movement injuries.

Comprehensive Medication Review

Participate in a structured analysis of all prescriptions, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements to prevent drug interactions.

Clinical Nutritional Assessment

Evaluate dietary choices and systemic micro-nutrient profiles to build an actionable, data-driven nutritional plan.

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Why the Executive Preventative Health Program matters to your health journey.

Your body works as a connected system. When you face professional stress, your body releases more cortisol, which can raise your blood pressure, change how your body handles sugar, and make your joints feel tense. If a doctor only treats one symptom without looking at your overall lifestyle, nutrition, and sleep, the treatment may not work as well. To keep performing at your best, you need a health plan that looks at your whole body together.

We look at your cell health, heart patterns, and movement habits together with your daily work demands. This helps our team understand your health more clearly. By staying ahead of problems, we help protect your organs from stress, help you reach your health goals faster, and make sure your prevention plan supports your long-term well-being.

Meet your Executive Health Program Provider.

Our Executive Preventative Health Program is led by board-certified doctors with advanced training in internal medicine, family practice, and preventive diagnostics. Our providers work together as a team. Your executive health provider leads your care and communicates directly with clinical pharmacists, physical therapists, and diagnostic technicians. The think teamwork means your lab results, scans, and lifestyle information are reviewed together, giving you coordinated and expert care during your evaluation.

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Our approach to Executive Physicals.

Traditional corporate physicals often just give you lab results without much follow-up or explanation. Our approach is different—we focus on Whole Person Healthcare. When we create your executive health plan, we look at your full health record and consider how your work, family history, and current health all connect.

Our providers, specialists, and staff work together as a team, putting you at the center of your care. We design our assessments to be clear and efficient. Your executive provider talks directly with your whole care team using our internal network, making sure your preventive plan is clear, consistent, and effective.

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Advantages of the think Executive Physical Program.

Choosing think’s Executive Physical means investing in a truly proactive and deeply insightful approach to managing your health. Experience the difference with the key advantages when you choose think’s Executive Physical program:

Comprehensive & Personalized

Screenings and tests are carefully selected and tailored based on your individual medical history, age, and specific health needs.

Efficient & Convenient

Multiple assessments, tests, and consultations are expertly coordinated into a single, streamlined visit to respect your time.

Focus on Early Detection

Identify potential health risks like cancer, cardiovascular disease, and other abnormalities at their earliest, most treatable stages.

Expert Physician Assessment

Receive a thorough examination and in-depth, one-on-one consultation with an experienced, board-certified physician.

Actionable Health Roadmap

Leave with a detailed medical report, your questions answered, and clear recommendations for optimizing your health.

Proven Satisfaction

Join over 100 individuals who have rated this program with 100% satisfaction, gaining peace of mind and a pathway to better health. This program has successfully identified significant health risks, enabling life-saving interventions for some participants.

Meet your Executive Health Program Provider

Who is Dr. Brian Poole, MD?

Dr. Brian Poole, a board-certified Internal Medicine and Nephrology specialist at think , brings over 25 years of experience managing complex adult health issues, focusing on diabetes, chronic kidney disease (CKD), and hypertension. Driven by a lifelong fascination with science and the body’s function, especially the kidneys, his practice evolved from specialized kidney care to comprehensive internal medicine. Dr. Poole finds genuine satisfaction in helping patients improve their health, aiming for an approachable, friendly connection, and leverages his personal fitness journey to empathize with patients regarding lifestyle choices.

He strongly values think’s whole-person model, noting, “The experience here is markedly different, we can offer patients much more integrated care.” Dr. Poole highlights the team concept, where physicians, clinical pharmacists, care coordinators, and others work together in a streamlined way that benefits patients, especially those managing multiple chronic illnesses. He believes the whole-person approach significantly enhances the quality of care and overall patient satisfaction.

When not caring for patients, Dr. Poole is often busy with his family, attending his children’s activities. He also enjoys exercising and playing golf. A personal goal he looks forward to is finding the time for a trip to Italy.

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Ready to take the next steps in your health journey but have questions?

If you want to book an executive physical, set up a wellness program for your leadership team, or move your personal preventive care to our network, we are here to help. Just fill out the form below to contact our Care Coordination team.

Frequently Asked Questions.

What is included in an executive physical?

An executive physical is a thorough health check that covers advanced heart stress tests, carotid artery ultrasounds, low-dose digital X-rays, detailed cholesterol panels, and metabolic screenings. It also includes tests for sensory performance, lung function, musculoskeletal mobility, a full medication review, and a nutrition consultation based on your data.

How long does an executive physical assessment take to complete?

Since our main facility has advanced imaging, labs, and specialists all in one place, your executive physical can be completed in a single, efficient day. Most evaluations take four to six hours, including time to meet with your doctor and review your results.

What is the difference between an executive physical and a standard annual exam?

A standard annual exam usually checks your basic vitals, does a routine physical, and runs standard blood tests. An executive physical goes further by using advanced imaging, detailed lab panels, heart stress tests, and reviews by several specialists. This helps find hidden health risks early and gives a much deeper look at your overall health.

Who qualifies for the Executive Preventative Health Program?

Anyone who wants a detailed look at their health can join the program. It is also great for management teams who want to support their leaders with wellness programs. The program is especially helpful for professionals over 35 who work in high-stress jobs or have a family history of heart disease.

Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor to book an executive physical?

No, you do not need a referral to join our Executive Preventative Health Program. You or your company’s HR department can contact our scheduling desk directly to book a date. Our team will handle the intake process and review your medical history before your visit.

How long does the Executive Physical typically take?

The comprehensive assessment is efficiently coordinated into approximately half a day. Your specific schedule will be confirmed by the program coordinator.

Does health insurance cover the Executive Physical?

Executive Physicals are generally considered an elective, comprehensive preventive service and are typically not covered by most insurance plans and is usually a self-pay program. Please get in touch with our program coordinator for current pricing and details.

Do I need to be an existing think patient to schedule an Executive Physical?

No, this program is available to both existing Think patients and new individuals seeking comprehensive preventive care.

How do I schedule or learn more?

Please get in touch with our Executive Health Program coordinator directly via phone or the contact form linked below.

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Executive Preventative Health Program supports your investment in your health.

What is the Executive Preventative Health Program and Executive Physical?

Depending upon the results of your comprehensive Executive Physical, there may be additional services suggested:

Executive Physical and Executive Preventative Health Program Services

Cardiovascular Stress Testing

Carotid Artery Intima-Media Thickness

Advanced Diagnostic Radiography

Advanced Lipid Subfractionation

Metabolic and Insulin Sensitivity Screening

Comprehensive Liver, Renal, and Thyroid Panels

Pulmonary Function Testing

Sensory Acuity Mapping

Musculoskeletal and Mobility Analysis

Comprehensive Medication Review

Clinical Nutritional Assessment

Why the Executive Preventative Health Program matters to your health journey.

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Our approach to Executive Physicals.

Advantages of the think Executive Physical Program.

Comprehensive & Personalized

Efficient & Convenient

Focus on Early Detection

Expert Physician Assessment

Actionable Health Roadmap

Proven Satisfaction

Meet your Executive Health Program Provider

Who is Dr. Brian Poole, MD?

Ready to take the next steps in your health journey but have questions?

Frequently Asked Questions.

What is included in an executive physical?

How long does an executive physical assessment take to complete?

What is the difference between an executive physical and a standard annual exam?

Who qualifies for the Executive Preventative Health Program?

Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor to book an executive physical?

How long does the Executive Physical typically take?

Does health insurance cover the Executive Physical?

Do I need to be an existing think patient to schedule an Executive Physical?

How do I schedule or learn more?

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