Serving Murray, Salt Lake City, Sandy, and West Jordan
Certified Government & Occupational Medical Exams in Murray, Utah
Get DOT physical exams, CDL medical exams, and FAA HIMS evaluations from an experienced medical team in Murray serving Salt Lake County. We also provide USCIS I-693 immigration exams — see our dedicated immigration exam page for those.
- Results
- Same day for most exams
- Examiners
- Certified for DOT and CDL
- Availability
- Call for today's openings
What to bring to your exam
Bringing these makes the visit faster, and missing one is the usual reason an exam has to be finished later.
Photo ID
A driver's license or other government-issued photo identification.
A list of your medications
Include the dose and how often you take each one. A photo of the bottles works.
Glasses or contacts
Bring what you normally wear to drive, including reading glasses if you use them.
Hearing aids
If you use them, bring them and wear them to the exam.
Records for any ongoing condition
If you are treated for blood pressure, diabetes, sleep apnea, or a heart condition, bring recent notes or readings from that provider.
When this may not be the right fit
- If you are unsure which exam your employer or agency requires, call us before booking — the requirements differ and we would rather get you into the right appointment.
What to expect
- 1
Check in
Bring your ID and medication list. Paperwork is completed at the clinic.
- 2
Vision, hearing, and vitals
Standard screenings including blood pressure and a urinalysis.
- 3
Examination
A certified examiner reviews your history and completes the physical.
- 4
Your certificate
Most exams are completed the same day and you leave with your documentation.
What it costs
Occupational exams like DOT and CDL physicals are usually paid for directly rather than billed through health insurance, and some employers cover the cost. Call us and we will confirm the fee for the exam you need before you come in, so there are no surprises.
Call (801) 327-8700 to check your coverageFrequently Asked Questions
What should I bring to my DOT or CDL physical?
Bring a valid photo ID, a list of your current medications, and any documentation from specialists treating ongoing conditions. If you wear glasses or hearing aids, bring those as well.
How long does it take to get my DOT medical card?
Most DOT physical results are completed the same day, and eligible drivers typically receive documentation immediately after the exam.
Do you offer FAA HIMS substance abuse evaluations for pilots?
Yes. We provide FAA HIMS evaluations for pilots and coordinate documentation requirements for FAA medical review.
Book an Appointment
Speak with our clinic team to confirm eligibility, paperwork, and next available appointments.