FAST DOT Physicals!
- Be seen within 15 minutes of your appointment time, or SAVE 50%
- Walk-ins accepted
- DOT physicals – $85
- Fleet discounts available
- Convenient Aurora location
- Fleet accounts available
- Convenient online forms
- DOT drug testing – Coming Soon!
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The 1 Hour DOT Guarantee
Our goal is to save you TIME and MONEY. You won’t have to wait, because we NEVER double-book our schedule! We guarantee that you will be seen within 15 minutes of your set appointment time. In the rare case something happens and we’re more than 15 minutes late, we’ll give you 50% OFF the cost of your DOT physical. Guaranteed.*
* Must have health questionnaire completed before arrival and arrive 5 minutes before appointment time to receive guarantee, otherwise you will be considered the same as a walk-in patient.
Highly Trained
Our doctors are highly trained and certified by the FMCSA to conduct DOT physical exams.
Strict Schedule
Online Booking
Our online schedule makes it easier than ever to set your appointment and keep your life organized.
How long does a DOT physical exam take?
This depends on your overall health. The more health issues you have, the longer it takes to review them. If you are healthy and not taking prescription medications, your appointment should be less than 30 minutes!
How much does a DOT physical exam cost?
$85. Our goal is to get you in and out as quickly as possible, and help you save money as well!
Will my insurance cover the cost of my DOT physical examination?
The DOT physical exam is to determine “fitness for duty”, and is not a normal physical examination to evaluate overall health. Most health insurance companies won’t cover this expense. We can provide you with a receipt if you want to file with your insurance and try to get reimbursed.
What do I need to bring for a DOT physical?
1. Your valid, state-issued driver’s license.
2. If you wear glasses, please have them with you.
3. If you’re on any medications, bring a list of all your medications.
4. If you use a CPAP, please bring in a report showing the most recent 30 days of use.
5. A mostly full bladder; for your urine sample. 🙂
Why do I have to provide a urine sample for a DOT physical exam?
The urine sample is used to evaluate certain health conditions, specifically, we’re checking the following things:
– Protein – indicator of kidney health
– Glucose – indicator or possible diabetes
– Specific Gravity – indicator of hydration levels
– Blood – indicator of kidney health
We aren’t looking for drugs or alcohol, that is done via a drug screening, which is a separate procedure.
Do I need an appointment for a DOT physical?
No, you don’t need an appointment, we gladly accept walk-ins, however, all appointments take priority over walk-ins. You can easily book an appointment online by clicking here.
What happens if I fail my DOT physical examination?
It depends on the reason why you failed. If you have a permanently disqualifying condition or a temporary issue. If you have a temporary issue like you need to get new glasses, then you will have to get them and re-take the exam. Before you leave, the doctor will let you know what issues need to be taken care of.
How long before I get my DOT Medical Card?
If you pass the DOT physical examination, we will print a copy of the Medical Card and your “Long Form” paperwork before you leave the clinic.
Is a DOT physical exam what I need for my CDL?
Yes, in order to operate a CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle) and have a CDL (Commercial Drivers License), you need to have a Medical Certificate, which is what you’ll receive after passing your DOT physical examination.
Is a DOT physical exam the same as a Drug Screening?
No, these are different procedures; looking for different things.
The DOT physical is an evaluation to determine if a driver is capable of safely performing the duties associated with driving. A drug screen is checking for use of prohibited substances.
Can I fill out my DOT physical exam paperwork before my appointment?
Yes. After your appointment is set, we will email you a link to complete the health questionnaire which you can fill out before your appointment time.
Are CMV drivers required to be CPR certified?
Per the FMCSA website – “No. There is no regulation that requires CMV drivers to be CPR certified.”
How do I find a provider near me for my DOT physical exam?
If you live in North Aurora, Oswego, Batavia, Warrenville, Naperville, Geneva, West Chicago, Plainfield, Lisle, Wheaton, Bolingbrook, Woodridge, Carol Stream, Saint Charles, Winfield, or surrounding areas; you already have! If you want to see the entire nationwide registry, check out this website for a full listing of doctors and providers near you.
Why is 1 Hour DOT different?
We’re different because we are dedicated to DOT physical exams and we follow a strict, never overbooked schedule. Unlike general medical offices, urgent care facilities, chiropractors, or “minute clinics”, you’ll never have to sit around waiting for your turn. Get in, get out, 1 hour or less. Guaranteed.