Brigham Executive Health Program

The Executive Health Core Physical Exam covers a comprehensive set of lab tests and screenings in a single day. Tests include a blood cell count, lipid profile, kidney function markers, electrolytes, glucose, hemoglobin A1c, liver enzymes, thyroid function, vitamin D, and a 12-lead ECG. A physician conducts a complete physical exam and extended review following all testing. Additional tests such as a cardiac stress test, Pap smear, or colonoscopy require a separate discussion during the pre-visit consultation.

Before your visit, the program sends a detailed health questionnaire. After you complete it, a physician calls to review your current health and learn what you want to address. Together, you build a personalized panel of tests and decide whether specialist consultations make sense. The program then coordinates all appointments so your visit runs efficiently.

Yes. Each patient works with a designated Executive Health Program coordinator on exam day. The coordinator personally guides you to and from every appointment throughout the visit. The support team also serves as a single point of contact before and after your visit for medical records, scheduling, transportation, and lodging.

The program connects patients to specialists across more than 40 clinical areas at Brigham and Women's Hospital. Areas include cardiology, neurology, oncology, dermatology, endocrinology, and many others. For cancer care, the program works with the Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center for advanced multidisciplinary adult oncology. The program's coordination team handles all specialist scheduling.

Yes. The Brigham Executive Health Program operates as part of the International Patient Center, which serves patients from nearly every country in the world. The multilingual, multicultural staff provides language translation services. The team also helps international patients with medical records, billing, transportation, appointment scheduling, and accommodation. International patients can reach the program by calling +1-617-732-5777.

Shortly after your exam, the program sends a detailed visit summary that includes all laboratory and test results along with medical recommendations. You can also access your summary through Patient Gateway, the confidential online patient portal. Dr. Salama is available to discuss your results in person, by phone, or via video conference. With your authorization, the program can also forward your full report to your personal physician anywhere in the world.

The program provides access to a range of wellness services including nutrition counseling with a registered nutritionist and exercise physiology consultations. It also connects patients to the BWH Travel Clinic for travel medicine needs, including vaccines and infectious disease prevention advice. Through the Osher Center for Integrative Health, patients can access acupuncture, chiropractic care, therapeutic massage, mindfulness-based stress reduction, Tai Chi, and yoga.

edu to schedule. International patients can call +1-617-732-5777 or use the same email address. The program is located at 75 Francis Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02115.