President Trump visited Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday for his latest round of preventive medical and dental checkups. The visit lasted a little over three hours.

After concluding the appointment, the President stated that everything checked out “PERFECTLY,” providing supporters with an update they were awaiting.

The White House has previously described President Trump’s health as remaining in excellent overall condition, noting that he has chronic venous insufficiency—a common condition among people over 70—and testing showed normal cardiac structure and function without signs of heart failure, renal impairment, or systemic illness.

This visit is part of the President’s routine preventive healthcare schedule, marking his fourth publicly disclosed medical examination since returning to office for a second term. White House officials emphasized that such checkups are standard practice for someone in the President’s age range and designed to ensure early detection of potential health issues.

President Trump turns 80 on June 14, and the White House described this as consistent with his regular preventive care routine.