DOT physical exams typically take anywhere from 30 minutes to one hour, though the exact duration can vary based on the scope of testing and the healthcare provider's specific procedures. A standard DOT exam generally begins with a thorough review of your medical history, followed by a physical examination that emphasizes key areas such as vital signs, vision, hearing, and musculoskeletal function. Depending on the job's requirements and individual health status, additional tests like drug and alcohol screenings, blood pressure monitoring, and pulmonary function tests may be performed, potentially extending the length of the exam.

The overall time required for the exam can also fluctuate depending on the provider's experience, efficiency, and the complexity of your medical background. Some clinics offer streamlined or expedited services, particularly for candidates who have recent medical records, valid previous certifications, or no significant health issues. It's important for candidates to schedule sufficient time for the entire evaluation process to ensure a comprehensive and accurate assessment of their physical and mental fitness to safely operate commercial motor vehicles without risking workplace or public safety.

Urgent Care Centers are equipped to handle a wide range of Acute Conditions that are not life-threatening but still require prompt attention. Some common conditions treated in urgent care settings include minor injuries, such as sprains, strains, and fractures, as well as infections like ear infections, urinary tract infections, and sinus infections. Additionally, urgent care centers can provide care for allergic reactions, insect bites, mild asthma attacks, and other non-severe respiratory issues, such as shortness of breath due to mild bronchitis.

Urgent Care facilities are also suitable for evaluating and managing conditions such as mild burns, rashes, and cuts that require stitches. These centers typically offer faster care than emergency rooms for non-life-threatening conditions and are staffed by healthcare professionals who can administer diagnostic tests, perform basic imaging (like X-rays), and offer treatment for various acute issues. However, if the condition involves severe symptoms, such as chest pain or significant difficulty breathing, it’s important to go to an emergency room instead, as urgent care settings may not have the resources to handle critical emergencies.

$115 Basic Office Visit

- No Insurance Includes

free urine analysis

($10 value)