President Donald Trump is scheduled for a routine annual dental and medical assessment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, marking his third known visit in just over a year. As he approaches his 80th birthday next month, scrutiny over his health has intensified. The White House insists that Trump’s health remains 'excellent,' despite public speculation regarding his condition, particularly after he exhibited signs such as bruising on his hands and swollen ankles. Critics have noted moments during his public appearances where he appeared sluggish. Trump has previously explained the bruising as a result of taking too much aspirin and has expressed regret about undergoing a CT scan last year, which he believes contributed to ongoing rumors about his health. Walter Reed has historically served as the medical facility for U.S. Presidents, providing everything from annual physicals to emergency care.