DOT Physicals & Drug Screenings
Streamlined compliance services for commercial drivers, fleet managers, and employers.
Transparent Pricing
Simple & Scannable
DOT Drug Screening
$80
Instant Results Available
DOT Physical
$120
Certified Medical Examiner
Recertification
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Fleet Volume Discounts
We Bring the Clinic to Your Yard
Managing a commercial fleet requires constant movement. Our mobile services eliminate the logistical headache of scheduling off-site appointments, ensuring your drivers stay productive and your operations remain compliant without the travel.
- Eliminate driver downtime and operational wait times
- Reduce driver travel expenses and vehicle wear-and-tear
- Integrated on-site DOT compliance management
- Consolidated billing and reporting for easier fleet administration
- Direct access to certified medical examiners at your terminal
Fleet Compliance FAQ
What do I need to bring to my DOT Physical?
Please have a valid photo ID, a current list of all medications (including dosage), and any relevant medical records for chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease. If you wear glasses or hearing aids, ensure you bring them to the exam.
How does mobile on-site scheduling work?
We coordinate with fleet managers to arrive at your yard or terminal at a scheduled time. Each visit is efficient, typically lasting 20-30 minutes per driver, minimizing downtime and keeping your fleet operational without requiring drivers to travel to a clinic.
How often is DOT recertification required?
Most drivers require recertification every 24 months. However, if you have certain medical conditions like high blood pressure or sleep apnea, the medical examiner may issue a certificate for a shorter duration (e.g., 6 months or 1 year) to ensure ongoing monitoring.
What happens if a driver fails a DOT physical?
If a driver does not meet the FMCSA physical standards, they may be disqualified or temporarily deferred. We provide clear documentation and guidance on necessary medical follow-ups or corrective actions (like obtaining new eyewear or adjusting medication) to help them return to work safely.