President Donald Trump will visit Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on Tuesday for what the White House has termed a routine checkup, marking his third visit during his second term. This appointment, announced on May 11, will involve annual dental and medical assessments as part of his preventative healthcare routine. Additionally, Trump plans to engage with service members and staff at the facility to acknowledge their dedication and service. Last year, he made two visits to Walter Reed, including a yearly checkup in October, during which he underwent an MRI. Navy Capt. Sean P. Barbabella, who oversaw the previous examinations, confirmed that Trump remains in excellent health, with no abnormalities detected. The president has also had two dental visits in West Palm Beach this year. Notably, Trump has chronic venous insufficiency, which affects blood flow in his legs, leading to visible bruising on his hands, attributed to handshakes and aspirin use. As he approaches his 80th birthday in June, Trump holds the record as the oldest individual to assume the presidency.