DOT Physicals in the East Bay and Tri-Valley

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STAT MED Offers DOT Physicals in Brentwood, Concord, and Livermore

Appointment Required:
Call to Schedule

STAT MED’s FMCSA-certified medical examiners perform DOT physicals by appointment only to ensure one of our qualified DOT physical examiners is in the clinic and ready to complete your DOT physical efficiently when you arrive. DOT physicals are offered at our Brentwood, Concord and Livermore clinics only. 

What Your DOT Exam Includes

Commercial drivers are required by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and FMCSA (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration) to complete a periodic physical exam confirming they are medically fit to operate a commercial vehicle safely.

Our DOT physicals follow FMCSA standards and typically include:

  • Vision screening (20/40 minimum per eye, with or without correction)

  • Hearing test (whisper or audiometry)

  • Blood pressure and pulse measurement

  • Urinalysis (to screen for medical conditions; not a drug test)

  • Review of medications and medical history

  • Physical exam assessing heart, lungs, reflexes, and overall fitness

Once completed, qualifying drivers receive a Medical Examiner’s Certificate (MEC) on the spot.

What to Bring to Your DOT Physical

To streamline your visit, please bring:

  • A valid driver’s license or photo ID

  • A list of all current medications

  • Eyeglasses or contact lenses (if worn)

  • Hearing aids (if applicable)

  • Any relevant medical documentation (e.g., sleep apnea CPAP report, specialist notes, or recent lab results)

DOT Physicals Require an Appointment
No Walk-Ins for DOT Exams
Call the Clinic to Schedule Your DOT Physical Exam

Unlike most STAT MED services, DOT physicals require advance scheduling to ensure an FMCSA-certified medical provider is available.

We do not accept walk-ins for DOT physicals. If same-day availability exists, our team will do their best to accommodate you — but please call first to confirm.

Frequently Asked Questions about DOT Physicals

Where can I get a DOT Physical in the East Bay?
Brentwood, Concord, and Livermore — call STAT MED to schedule your DOT physical appointment. 

How long does the exam take?
Plan for 30–45 minutes including paperwork and review.

Do you provide drug testing?
We can perform DOT or employer-requested drug screens separately. Please mention this when scheduling.

Do you also offer TB tests/screenings at your clinic?
Yes – but please tell the clinic when you book your DOT physical that you’d like a TB test, too. TB Tests are not part of typical DOT physical but we can do the test while you are in the clinic for your exam and charge you or your insurance as appropriate. 

Can I book online to schedule a DOT physical exam? 
No, not at this time. DOT physicals must be scheduled by phone so we can confirm that the required provider will be working when you come into the clinic for your DOT physical exam.

How much does a DOT Physical cost?
We charge competitive cash rates for drivers and employers who do not have an Occupational Medicine services contract with STAT MED. 

Do you offer discounted rates on DOT physicals?
Employers who cover the cost of driver DOT physicals charges can save money by establishing an OccMed services contract with STAT MED. 

Does your staff speak Spanish and/or do you offer any translation services for DOT physical exams?

Yes. Please mention your language preference when booking your DOT physical. Many of our staff are bi-lingual, and we can accommodate other language needs with other translation services for all STAT MED visits.

Parking: Where can I park my truck truck while I take my DOT Physical?

Yes. Each STAT MED clinic that performs DOT physicals — Concord, Brentwood, and Livermore — has ample parking space for larger commercial trucks while you are in the clinic for your DOT Physical.

Other Occupational Medicine Services

STAT MED contracts with many employers to offer a full complement of Occupational Medicine services for their employees. 

Injured at Work?
Walk-In for Initial Evaluation and Treatment

If you are injured at work, walk into any of our four STAT MED Urgent Care clinics for your initial injury evaluation and treatment. All clinics are open 7 days a week, including evenings,  weekends and holidays.

After the initial evaluation and treatment, follow-up work injury care is handled by appointment with our dedicated Work Injury team.  Our work injury team has deep experience in not only work injury care but also in handling related claims for  private employers, California state employees and federal employees.