Washington: Donald Trump will visit the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 26 for his annual dental and medical evaluations, the White House confirmed on Monday.

The visit is part of his routine preventive healthcare, which includes standard medical and dental assessments.

Routine Medical and Preventive Care

According to the White House statement, the evaluation is part of Trump’s regular annual health check-up. Officials said the examination will include routine medical tests and dental assessments conducted as part of preventive care.

No additional details were provided regarding the duration of the visit or whether a full medical report will be released afterward.

Meeting with Military Personnel

During the visit, Trump will also meet with U.S. service members and staff at Walter Reed, the White House said.

“He will spend time with service members and staff in recognition of their service, professionalism, and dedication to the nation,” the statement added.

About Walter Reed Medical Center

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is the premier U.S. military medical facility and regularly conducts health evaluations for the President and senior officials. It also treats wounded service members and military families.

Previous Health Reports

In previous medical assessments, Trump has described himself as being in “very good physical and mental health.” Earlier reports from his physician also noted stable health indicators and routine preventive vaccinations.