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No appointment needed. Stop by Monday-Friday and get your DOT physical without delays.
DOT Physicals • Orlando, FL
Walk-ins welcome. We help you understand what DOT requires and what documents (if any) you’ll need so you can avoid delays.
Looking for answers? See our DOT physical FAQs and DOT Blog.
Tip: If you use a CPAP, bring compliance data. Diabetics using insulin may need MCSA-5870.
Fast, simple, and driver-focused DOT physical exams designed to get you back on the road quickly.
No appointment needed. Stop by Monday-Friday and get your DOT physical without delays.
Affordable, transparent pricing for DOT physicals in Orlando with no hidden fees.
Most qualified drivers receive their DOT medical card the same day as their exam. Didn’t get yours the same day?
Exams performed by a certified medical examiner following FMCSA guidelines.
Located on Hoffner Ave near Orlando International Airport, easy access for local and regional drivers.
Most DOT physical exams are completed in about 30-45 minutes depending on paperwork and medical history.
We still provide a laminated DOT medical card—durable, professional, and ready to carry. No flimsy paper cards. Reminders before medical card expires.
We electronically submit your DOT physical results, so you don’t have to deal with DMV paperwork.
Whether it’s high blood pressure, sleep apnea, diabetes, or heart conditions, we explain exactly what you need to pass and how to stay compliant.
Need a DOT physical in Orlando today?
Call 407-859-1880A DOT physical is straightforward. Our goal is to help drivers stay compliant while making the process clear and stress-free.
Here’s what drivers most commonly need.
4 Common reasons drivers get delayed and how to avoid them.
Yes. You must bring a valid driver’s license or government-issued photo ID to your DOT physical. The medical examiner must verify your identity before completing the exam or issuing a medical certificate.
If you use a CPAP, bring a compliance report. If you’ve been referred for a sleep study, we’ll need results or documentation that meets DOT standards.
You must test using the corrective lenses you drive with. Bring your glasses or contacts (and a backup if you have one).
Bring a current medication list. If a medication requires provider documentation, we’ll tell you exactly what form is needed.
Still have questions about DOT physical requirements?
Driver Tools
Disclaimer: This tool is for informational purposes only and does not replace a DOT physical exam. Certification decisions are made by a licensed Medical Examiner in accordance with FMCSA guidelines.
See BP ranges, stages, and typical certification length guidance.
Calculate BMI (US/Metric), see your category, and healthy weight range.
Answer common screening questions and get practical next steps.
Quick answers on what to bring, same-day cards, hearing standards, blood pressure, and diabetes paperwork.
4985 Hoffner Ave, Suite 1, Orlando, FL 32812