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Federal CDL medical exam

DOT physical exams for commercial drivers.

A DOT physical is the FMCSA medical-certification exam: health history, vision, hearing, blood pressure, and the rest of the protocol, performed by a National Registry examiner. DataFacts markets this as ePhysical with structured reporting.

Also called DOT medical exam, ePhysical, CDL medical certificate.

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How it runs on vID

  1. Identity verified
  2. Search runs
  3. Report returned

What it covers

  • FMCSA medical-examiner exams with the certificate the driver and motor carrier need
  • Structured reporting (ePhysical-style) when the partner offers it

The examiner must be on the National Registry, and the certificate has an expiration. Pair it with the driving and DOT-testing products or you have half a program.

What it covers

  • FMCSA medical-examiner exams with the certificate the driver and motor carrier need
  • Structured reporting (ePhysical-style) when the partner offers it

What it doesn’t cover

  • Replace DOT drug testing, Clearinghouse, PSP, or the MVR
  • Count when performed by a clinician not on the registry
  • Last forever; certificates expire and belong in a real DQ file

Where the data comes from.

National Registry medical examiners

Via occ-health partners; geography matters.

Why identity comes first.

Identity at the exam is a safety issue. Scan the license and identify the driver at check-in.

How the network fulfills it.

DataFacts' ePhysical and similar partner products exist because finding a registry examiner is a business. We use them.

This is the wrong search if…

Non-DOT, non-CDL drivers

You might want a workplace physical, not a DOT medical cert. Different form, different examiner.

Commonly ordered with.

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Identity-verified, fulfilled through the partner network.

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Who orders this

Frequently asked questions.

Registry examiner, real certificate, verified identity.

That is a DOT physical. Everything else is a checkup with extra steps.

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