Scuba Diving Medical, Before participating in Professional Association of Diving Instructor (PADI) courses or programs, all student divers must complete a scuba medical questionnaire that ask about medical conditions that could be a problem while diving.

To Complete a PADI Scuba Diving Medical you will need to be assessed by a doctor who will determine whether any medical conditions you have are compatible with Diving. Our Doctors follow the PADI Guidelines.

PLEASE NOTE, You will need to bring a copy of your medical summary from your NHS GP.

Our Doctors may advise that further investigations may be required or a referral to a Diving Specialist Doctor, We follow the WRSTC Medical Guidelines and advise whether there is a Relative risk, Temporary risk, Severe risk or an Acceptable risk based on the information provided. If you are asthmatic or have a cardiac history you will require further tests. No additional tests are included in our fee. Please Do Not Book and Call us to Discuss your medical needs Further. Call 01282936900 and dial option 5. See Medical Guidelines

WHAT DO YOU NEED TO BRING WITH YOU?

• • Photo ID
  • Your driving glasses/contact lenses & prescription
  • Details of any ongoing medical conditions plus any medication you are taking
  • PADI Scuba Diving Medical Form
  • Medical Summary Care Records such as any cardiac or respiratory letters or reports

What’s Involved in a PADI Scuba Diving Medical?

• • Questions About Your Medical History
  • Height & weight
  • Physical Examination including ENT, Cardiorespiratory assessment
  • Blood Pressure