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For commercial drivers

DOT Physicals

DOT physicals for commercial drivers.

Our certified medical examiner reviews your vision, hearing, blood pressure and overall physical condition against the health standards outlined by the FMCSA.

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Call to schedule
Bring your driver’s license, medical history and any required prescription medications.
Call to schedule
Bring your driver’s license, medical history and any required prescription medications.

Certified medical examiner

$175 self-pay

All three clinics

Call to schedule

What’s reviewed

The exam covers.

Vision

Hearing

Blood pressure

Overall physical condition

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What to know before you come.

Who it’s for
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Before you come

Prepare for your physical.

Per FMCSA guidelines, we require drivers to provide documentation on any chronic health conditions or testing from their primary or specialist providers prior to their DOT physical.

Driver’s license

Medical history

Any required prescription medications

A note from your treating provider for any chronic medical conditions

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Patient reviews

★★★★★

“Natasha performed my biennial DOT physical exam, and the experience was excellent.”

Christian G.

Google review · Altoona

Getting started

How it works.

  1. 1

    Pick your clinic

    Choose West Des Moines, Johnston or Altoona.

  2. 2

    Call to schedule

    Call (515) 270-1000 to set up your exam.

  3. 3

    Bring your documents

    Your driver’s license, medical history, medications and any notes from your treating providers.

Find us

Where to find us.

DoctorsNow West Des Moines clinic entrance at 640 S. 50th St.

640 S. 50th St., #1100

West Des Moines, IA 50265

DoctorsNow Johnston clinic storefront at 8779 Northpark Drive

8779 Northpark Drive

Johnston, IA 50131

DoctorsNow Altoona clinic storefront at 3770 8th St SW

3770 8th St SW

Altoona, IA 50009

Pricing & billing

Self-pay pricing.

DOT physical

$175

Self-pay

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Still have a question? Call us.

If you have chronic medical conditions, a note from your treating provider regarding your treatment and condition is required. Your provider may fill out our DOT letter form.