Welcome to WNY DOT
What Is a DOT Exam?
Certified Medical Examiner
What Will Be Checked?
A DOT medical exam evaluates your overall health to determine if you meet FMCSA medical standards for commercial driving.
What Will Be Checked?
Certified Medical Examiner
What Will Be Checked?
During your exam, we assess:
- Vision and hearing
- Blood pressure and heart health
- Neurologic and musculoskeletal function
- Respiratory health
- General medical history
- Urinalysis (required by FMCSA for medical screening)
Certified Medical Examiner
Certified Medical Examiner
What To Bring To Your Appointment?
Your exam will be completed by a FMCSA-certified medical examiner, and results will be submitted directly to the FMCSA National Registry.
If you qualify you will receive your DOT Medical Certificate at the end of your visit.
What To Bring To Your Appointment?
Conditions That May Require Clearance or Shortened Certification
What To Bring To Your Appointment?
- Valid driver's license
- Glasses or contacts (if required for driving)
- List of current medications
- Medical records or clearance letters (if you have conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, sleep apnea, heart disease or seizures)
Appointment Details
Conditions That May Require Clearance or Shortened Certification
Conditions That May Require Clearance or Shortened Certification
Exams are straight forward and include a medical history, physical and urinalysis.
Most appointments take around 30 minutes.
Same day certificates provided when qualified.
Conditions That May Require Clearance or Shortened Certification
Conditions That May Require Clearance or Shortened Certification
Conditions That May Require Clearance or Shortened Certification
- High blood pressure
- Diabetes
- Sleep apnea
- Heart conditions
- Neurologic conditions