Mobile DOT Medical Exams and Primary Care

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Our Process —

How It Works

When you need your annual physical, we bring exceptional, well-trained staff to your door. We perform the entire examination from the location of your choosing

Request a visit

We’re available 365 days a year. When you call, we ask about your specific needs and give you a time frame for our arrival.

Enjoy expert care at home

A professional from our medical team comes to you. All staff wear personal protective gear and use sterilized equipment to perform your exam.

Submit your data

We upload your information directly to the states database where they are on file for use. Results are quick and easy.

Common Questions

Heres an overview on what we will be looking for during your DOT Medical Exam

Neurological

Balance, speech, deep tendon reflexes, coordination, sensory problems

Vision

20/40 each eye, 70 degrees peripheal

Hearing

No more than 40 dB hearing loss total

Vascular System

Pulse rate & amplitude, vein conditions

Heart

Murmurs, enlargement, pacemakers, defibrillators

Lungs/Chest

Respiratory rates & function, breath sound, cynosis

General Appearance

Weight, tremors, signs of substance abuse

Urine Test

No blood, protein & sugar in urine

Legs/Feet

Deformities, atrophy, weakness, paralysis, mobility, clubbing, edema, limp

Mouth/Throat

Damage or deformities that could interfere with breathing

Blood Pressure

Balance, speech, deep tendon reflexes, coordination, sensory problems

Ears

20/40 each eye, 70 degrees peripheal

Eyes

No more than 40 dB hearing loss total

Spine/Muscuoskeletal

Pulse rate & amplitude, vein conditions

Mouth/Arms/Hands

Murmurs, enlargement, pacemakers, defibrillators

Frequently Asked Questions

What information must I have prior to my DOT Medical Exam?

During the DOT physical you will be asked about:

• Your medical history, including: If you’ve ever had any surgeries, or hospitalizations.

• Any medicines you’re taking, including prescriptions and over-the-counter medicines.

• Any health problems you’ve have, especially heart or blood pressure issues.

• If you use tobacco, alcohol, or illegal substances.

• If you’ve ever failed a drug test.

• If you ever received less than a 2-year DOT medical clearance.

How often do I have to obtain a medical certificate?

All interstate CMV drivers must have a physical examination at least every 2 years; however, the medical examiner may determine that you need more frequent examinations (for example, annually or every 6 months).

The National Registry program does not change how often you need to obtain a medical examination; it only requires that you go to a certified medical examiner.