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DOT Physicals in Peoria, AZ

Are you looking for a certified Department of Transportation (DOT) or sometimes known as Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT)  physical in Peoria, AZ? Our chiropractic clinic provides convenient, professional DOT physical exams for commercial drivers, helping you get back on the road quickly and safely.
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DOT Physicals in Peoria, AZ.
ADOT Physicals and ADOT Compliance in Peoria, AZ.

Stay Compliant and Keep Driving

Anyone who operates a commercial vehicle in Arizona is required to undergo a physical examination to ensure they meet the ADOT/DOT health and safety standards.

Dr. Glenn Micheels of Parkway Chiropractic is certified to perform DOT physicals, making it easy for you to meet the requirements and stay compliant. Whether you need a new physical or a renewal, our efficient process gets you taken care of without hassle.

What to Expect During Your DOT Physical

Our DOT physical exams in Peoria, AZ are designed to check the specific health markers required to maintain your commercial driver's license. 

The entire DOT physical exam typically takes less than one hour, and we'll make sure you leave with all the paperwork you need to stay in compliance and continue driving.

Perform a vision and hearing test.

Review your medical history.

Conduct the required urine analysis.

Check your blood pressure and pulse.

Perform a general physical examination to assess your fitness to drive.

Why Choose Us for Your DOT Physical in Peoria, AZ?

We Support Commercial Drivers!

We have a long history of serving commercial drivers in Peoria, Sun City and the Phoenix Metro area.

Convenient Scheduling Times

We offer same-day appointments and are open on Saturdays.

Quick and Efficient

Our goal is to complete your physical exam promptly, so you can get back on the road faster.

Experienced Professionals

Dr. Glenn Micheels has extensive experience with DOT physical requirements, and will provide a thorough examination.

DOT Physicals in Peoria, AZ

Book your DOT Physical Today!

Visit our office in Peoria, AZ or call us at (623) 537-3900 to schedule an appointment.

We'll perform your driver's physical exam and provide you with the Medical Certificate you need to provide to the Arizona Department of Transportation so you can keep driving.

Complete our DOT Physical Intake Forms before your appointment to save time!

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Common Questions

Common questions about ADOT physicals in Peoria, AZ

Be sure to follow any instructions provided by your employer, but according to the AZDOT, you may submit the Medical Examiner Certificate online at azmvdnow.gov or by mail to:

PO Box 2100, Mail drop 818Z Phoenix, Arizona 85007

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations do allow the use of corrective lenses or a hearing aid. Your Medical certificate will specify that you are required to use either corrective lenses or a hearing aid while operating a commercial motor vehicle.

To pass a DOT physical and qualify to drive a commercial motor vehicle, a person must meet specific health requirements. Disqualifying medical conditions include:

  • Loss of Limb: Missing a foot, leg, hand, or arm unless granted a skill performance evaluation.
  • Limb Impairment: Significant impairment of a hand, arm, foot, or leg that affects the ability to perform normal driving tasks.
  • Diabetes: Insulin-treated diabetes mellitus unless meeting certain conditions.
  • Cardiovascular Issues: Conditions such as heart attacks, angina, thrombosis, or other heart diseases known to cause issues like fainting or heart failure.
  • Respiratory Dysfunction: Conditions that interfere with safe driving.
  • High Blood Pressure: Uncontrolled high blood pressure that may impair driving ability.
  • Musculoskeletal Issues: Rheumatic, arthritic, orthopedic, muscular, or vascular diseases that interfere with vehicle control.
  • Epilepsy or Seizures: History of epilepsy or other conditions that may lead to loss of consciousness.
  • Mental Health: Mental, nervous, or psychiatric disorders likely to interfere with driving safety.
  • Vision Problems: Visual acuity below 20/40 in each eye without correction or uncorrected visual field of less than 70° in the horizontal meridian in each eye.
  • Hearing Issues: Hearing loss in the better ear greater than 40 decibels unless using a hearing aid.
  • Drug Use: Use of certain controlled substances without a prescription from a medical practitioner familiar with the driver’s medical history.
  • Alcoholism: Current diagnosis of alcoholism.