Photo ID
Plus your glasses or contacts, and hearing aids if you use them.
Walk in, no appointment needed · Visits from $60
DOT / CDL physical
The commercial driver medical exam for a flat $130. Walk in or book a time. Most drivers are in and out in one visit, certificate in hand.
Before you come
Plus your glasses or contacts, and hearing aids if you use them.
Everything you take, and who prescribes it.
It decides how long your certificate runs. If it's high, we recheck it.
DOT medical exams have to be done by an examiner listed on the FMCSA National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners. Doris Perez, APRN is on the registry.
A photo ID, your glasses or contacts, hearing aids if you use them, and a list of your medications with the name of the doctor who prescribes them. On CPAP? Bring your compliance report. Have diabetes? Bring a recent A1C. Heart condition? Bring your cardiologist's clearance letter. Missing paperwork can mean a second trip.
About thirty minutes. You leave with your certificate that day, unless something at the exam needs records from another doctor first.
Your blood pressure affects how long your certificate can run. If it's high on the day, we'll recheck it and go over your options with you.
No appointment needed. Walk in Monday to Friday until 7 PM, or Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. We're at 1506 S. Agnew Ave in Oklahoma City, with free parking out front. Coming from the east or west side of the metro? I-40 gets you to Agnew Ave.
The DOT medical exam is the same whether or not you hold a CDL. If your job requires a medical card to drive a commercial vehicle, this is the exam. Not sure which rules apply to you? Your employer or your state licensing office can tell you.
We check your vision, hearing, blood pressure and pulse, do a urinalysis and a physical exam, and go over your medical history. The urine test looks for protein, blood and sugar. It is not a drug test. A DOT physical doesn't include drug testing, which your employer arranges separately.
Questions
$130, flat. That covers the exam, the urinalysis and your certificate.
No, you can walk in. Booking a time through Tebra means less waiting, and a lot of drivers prefer that.
Up to two years. It can be shorter if you have a condition that needs watching. High blood pressure and diabetes are the usual reasons for a one-year card.
Many problems can be fixed. We'll tell you what's disqualifying, what paperwork could fix it and what to do next. Many drivers come back with the right paperwork and certify.
Yes. Doris Perez, APRN is listed on the FMCSA National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners, which is required to perform DOT medical exams.
No. The urinalysis checks for protein, blood and sugar, not drugs. Drug testing is separate, and your employer sets it up.
Yes. Walk in Monday to Friday until 7 PM, or Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM. We're closed Saturday.
No. The DOT medical exam is the same whether or not you hold a CDL.
Reviews
Family Health Clinic has a 4.92/5 rating across 250 verified patient reviews on Tebra.
The entire staff was incredibly kind and helpful. Doris was particularly thorough and answered all my questions. I highly recommend this clinic.
Doris Perez is absolutely understanding, very knowledgeable, and very caring of everyone’s situation. She listens to help and keeps us informed about what is happening. Definitely would recommend her to anyone.
Always nice and never a long waiting time
Doris Perez was great. She listened when I told her my health issue, then she took steps to make it better. Thank you for your time and attention. You were very helpful.
She’s wonderful, she’s very caring always in a good mood very welcoming and interested in our health, provides great care of her patients 😁
Mon–Fri 9:30am–7pm · Sun 10am–5pm · 1506 S. Agnew Ave