DOT Physicals in Harford County, MD
DOT Physicals in Harford County, MD
Done in 30 minutes for only $90!
Certified DOT Physicals Maryland Exam Center
If you are a commercial driver or employ commercial drivers, then you know about DOT (Department of Transportation) physicals, often referred to as DOT Exams. Our Harford County office is a Certified DOT Medical Exam Location that offers time-sensitive physicals to truck drivers (by appointment).
- In most cases, we can have drivers out the door and on the road in 60 minutes or less – for only $100!
- If you are an employer of commercial drivers, contact us today about setting up a special contract to save you money while getting your drivers certified as quickly as possible.
- Big 5 drug testing also available.
- Download and print your forms.
FAQs of DOT Exams
What tests are performed?
DOT exam is a standard Federal mandated physical that includes a urinalysis, eye test, hearing, blood pressure, history, and exam.
How far in advance do I need to make an appointment?
It is recommended to make appointments in advance however it is possible to schedule for the same or the next day depending on availability.
Do I need an appointment, or can I just walk in?
Appointments are recommended however walk-ins may be accommodated but wait times will be longer.
How long does an appointment take?
The approximate time for a DOT exam including paperwork is about 60 minutes.
Do I need to bring the paperwork with me?
No, we have all the paperwork here for you.
Do you send paperwork to the MVA?
MVA mandates the driver submit the DOT Medical Examiner’s Certificate to the MVA they do not allow us to submit it for you.
Can I open a company account and send employees in?
If you own a company, we can set up a company account. Employees can be sent in for appointments and the company can be billed or put a credit card on file for easy payment. All documents are returned to the employee after the appointment.
Do I need a note from my doctor?
Certain conditions or medications may need a release from your doctor. If a release is needed, you will be instructed at your DOT exam to request information from your doctor. Once we receive the information you will be issued your card. If you have needed a release in the past, you will likely need one again.
