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DOT Physicals

Cost: 

DOT Physical Exam $100

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DOT Urine Drug Screen $80

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10% Discount for 10 or more exams purchased at one time

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We accept:

  • Cash 

  • Credit/Debit Cards

  • HSA/FSA

Included Services:

  • Physical Exam

  • Blood Pressure

  • Pulse

  • Pulse Oximetry

  • Urine Testing

  • Grip Test

  • Vision Test

  • Hearing (Whisper) Test

  • Document Review

  • Medication Review

Additional Services: 

  • Hemaglobin A1C: $20

  • EKG: $50

  • Non DOT Urine Drug Screen: $10

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​The need for additional services is up to the discretion of the practitioner based on medical history and exam findings.

Disclaimer: The DOT physical examination fee covers the professional evaluation performed by the medical examiner. This fee is for the evaluation only and does not guarantee issuance of a Medical Examiner's Certificate (DOT medical card). The determination of whether a certificate is issued is based solely on the medical findings and applicable Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) standards. The examination fee remains the same regardless of the outcome of the evaluation, including whether a certificate is issued, denied, or issued with restrictions.

Prepare for Your DOT Exam

Bring with you:

  • 🪪 Driver’s license or photo ID

  • 💊 List of all medications you take

  • 🩺 Information about your medical conditions and recent treatments

  • 👓 Glasses or contacts, if applicable

  • 🦻 Hearing aids, if applicable

  • 📝 Medical records or clearance letters, if requested

  • 💧 Stay hydrated—you may need to provide a urine sample

  • 😴 Get a good night’s sleep

  • ☕ Avoid excessive caffeine or energy drinks before your appointment

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 If You Have Diabetes

  • Bring a list of your diabetes medications, including insulin.

  • Bring your most recent A1C result, if available.

  • If you use insulin, bring your completed FMCSA Insulin-Treated Diabetes Mellitus Assessment Form (MCSA-5870), when required.

  • Bring recent glucose monitoring or CGM information, if available.

  • Bring information about any severe hypoglycemia or diabetes-related complications.

  • If you use an insulin pump or CGM, bring relevant device information and reports.

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Tip: Wear comfortable clothing and allow enough time to complete the exam and paperwork.

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