Credentialed to perform DOT Physicals for CDL holders following 2023 FMSCA guidelines. Our doctor(s) will:
- Review your health history.
- Perform a urine test.
- Perform a non-invasive physical exam.
- Complete the DOT “Medical Examiner’s Certificate” if medically qualified.
What Does the DOT Physical Involve?
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- Review your health medical history including all prior surgeries.
- Review of recent & current medications (prescription, OTC, herbal &/or supplements).
- Urine sample is required (given in-office).
- Blood pressure, pulse & heart rate check.
- Test vision test both eyes – glasses/contacts ok!
- Hearing check (bring hearing aids if you wear them).
- General physical exam (superficial, non-invasive).
- Additional info:
- Federal certification requires basic comprehension of English-language.
- You will not be checked for alcohol or drugs. If your employer requires this it would be handled via an additional exam in outside lab.
- No treatment is provided.
- We provide IMMEDIATE exam results (see below).
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Easy 1-2-3. Help us Make Your CDL DOT Physical Hassle-Free.
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- Obtain your printed medical records for all conditions being treated (with or w/o medications) such as diabetes, cardiac disease, sleep disorders, neurological conditions, etc. Verify the Doctors name & contact info for each treatment, surgery & medication.
- Complete the 3-page Printable & Fillable Medical History & Current Medications/Supplements Form.
Note – some medications can temporarily impair driving, including – but not limited to – meds for pain, psychiatric conditions, smoking cessation, chronic conditions, etc. Such meds require a letter from your treating/prescribing doctor stating you are medically clearance for CDL activities with these medications. - It is advised to get examined 45-days prior to expiration of your current Medical Certificate, in the event that additional tests and/or info is required to obtain re-certification.
- Obtain your printed medical records for all conditions being treated (with or w/o medications) such as diabetes, cardiac disease, sleep disorders, neurological conditions, etc. Verify the Doctors name & contact info for each treatment, surgery & medication.
What to Bring to your Physical Exam
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- Payment (cash or debit/credit card – no personal checks) for the exam. No refunds.
- Take any prescription meds as usual. No caffeine, alcohol or tobacco use on exam day.
- Drink plenty of water as you will give a urine sample at the office.
- Bring Photo ID (State Drivers License, Passport, CDL, etc.).
- Bring your expiring DOT Medical Certificate (if previously certified).
- Bring the PRINTED medical records & prescriptions info packet as described above.
Immediate Exam Results. No Waiting Games.
- Drivers who MEDICALLY QUALIFY will walk-out with your “Medical Examiner’s Certificate”.
- Drivers who bring incomplete information have up to 45-days to return in order to Medically Qualify with Certification.
- In the unfortunate case you are MEDICALLY UNQUALIFIED – NOT MEDICALLY FIT FOR DUTY – you will understand exactly why so you can work with your health care provider(s) to address the HEALTH CONDITIONS preventing your CDL Medical Certification.
