DOT physicals at your shop or yard
A clinic visit costs a driver half a day. We bring the examination to your location, certify the whole crew in one visit and issue medical certificates before we leave.
A complete FMCSA DOT physical
Every exam follows FMCSA standards and is performed by a Certified Medical Examiner listed on the National Registry (#3028527103). Results are reported to FMCSA as required.
- Vision and hearing screening
- Blood pressure and pulse
- Urinalysis
- Medical history review
- Full physical examination
- Medical examiner's certificate issued the same day for qualified drivers
Drivers managing a health condition
Drivers with diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea or a heart condition should bring recent records from their treating provider. We tell you before the visit exactly what documentation is needed, so there are no surprises on the day.
Physicals for every stage of employment
Fleet and group examinations
Every driver due this quarter, examined in one visit at your location.
Pre-employment physicals
New hires certified at your next scheduled visit, so they can begin driving.
Renewals
We track expiration dates and schedule renewals into your quarterly visits so no certificate lapses.
What exam day looks like
You confirm the list
A week before the visit we send the list of drivers who are due. You confirm who will attend.
We set up on site
A private room with a door and a restroom nearby is the only requirement.
Drivers rotate through
Twenty to thirty minutes each. Most drivers are back at work within the hour.
Records completed
Certificates issued the same day and your tracking record updated.
DOT physical questions
How long does a DOT physical take?
About 20 to 30 minutes per driver. During a group visit we plan for 2 to 3 drivers an hour, so most drivers are back to work fast.
What should drivers bring?
A photo ID, their current medical card if they have one, a list of medications, and glasses or hearing aids if they use them. Drivers with diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnea or a heart condition should bring recent records from their treating provider; we will tell you ahead of time exactly what is needed so there are no surprises on exam day.
Why would a driver get a 1-year card instead of 2?
Certain conditions, such as controlled high blood pressure, are certified for a shorter period under FMCSA rules. The driver is still qualified; the card is simply renewed sooner.
Do you report results to FMCSA?
Yes. Every exam is reported to the FMCSA National Registry as required, by midnight of the next calendar day.
Can you do non-CDL physicals too?
Yes. Drivers of vehicles over 10,001 pounds in interstate commerce need a DOT physical even without a CDL. We examine both at the same visit.
Certify every driver in one visit
Tell us how many drivers you have and what timing suits you. We will match you to an open date on our route.