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A DOT physical is crucial for commercial drivers to meet medical standards for safely operating vehicles. It evaluates various aspects of your health, including vision, hearing, and overall physical condition. At Newnan Family Medicine, we are certified to provide DOT physicals, offering fast, efficient services that help drivers easily meet these critical requirements.
Key Benefits of DOT Physicals:
A DOT physical is required for individuals in the following professions:
These exams are typically required every 1-2 years to ensure drivers maintain the health standards for safe operation. Regular evaluations help ensure drivers remain fit for their critical duties on the road.
During your DOT physical, you'll undergo a series of evaluations to ensure you're medically fit to drive. This includes:
The exam process is quick and confidential, and it is typically completed in under 30 minutes, allowing you to get back to work promptly.
To ensure a smooth DOT physical exam experience, please bring the following:
Optional: You may need to download and complete specific forms in advance. Be sure to ask our office for any pre-visit paperwork to save time on the day of your exam.
As a locally trusted primary care provider, we’re committed to serving the Newnan community with top-quality care and convenience.
Ensure your medical fitness for commercial driving with a quick, seamless DOT physical at Newnan Family Medicine. Our certified team is here to make the process smooth, efficient, and convenient. Schedule your appointment now and stay on the road safely!
Request an Appointment Call Now (770-251-5540)Certain medical conditions, such as uncontrolled hypertension, vision or hearing impairments, or drug/alcohol abuse, may disqualify you from passing a DOT physical.
You can pass a DOT physical with one eye if your vision is corrected to meet DOT standards.
If you fail a drug test during a DOT physical, you will be disqualified from driving until you complete a treatment program and pass a follow-up drug test.
Recent changes to DOT physical regulations may affect vision, hearing, and other medical assessment requirements. It's essential to stay up-to-date on current rules to ensure compliance.