In-Clinic DOT Physicals

DOT & CDL Physicals for Long Beach Drivers

In-clinic DOT physicals for Long Beach drivers and fleets — book online, come to our Los Angeles clinic, and your certificate's filed the same day.

Book a DOT Physical for Long Beach Drivers

We'll text you back to set a time at our LA clinic.

No medical info here — just enough to call you back and pick a date.

Long Beach · Port of Long Beach, I-710 drayage corridor

Long Beach drivers deserve better than an urgent-care wait.

Long Beach lives and breathes the port — the Port of Long Beach moves more containers than almost anywhere in the country, and the drayage drivers pulling boxes off those terminals up the I-710 are a huge share of the CDL cards in the harbor. When yours comes due, skip the runaround: book online, drive to our Los Angeles clinic, and get your DOT physical done in fifteen to twenty minutes, filed the same day.

Most of the trucking weight here sits along the harbor and the 710 — container drayage off the Middle Harbor and Pier terminals, plus the warehouse and transload operations that feed off them. Port drivers run tight turn times, so we keep exams quick and get you back on the road with your certificate already in the system.

Quick facts
  • $95 individual driver
  • $85 per driver, fleet account
  • 15–20 minutes per exam
  • Same-day filing with FMCSA
  • Mon–Sat, 9am–5pm
Full pricing
FAQ

Questions about Long Beach?

$95 for an individual driver, cash, no insurance needed. Fleet accounts are $85 per driver with a five-driver minimum — drivers still come to the clinic, just booked back-to-back.

Our Los Angeles clinic. Book online, pick a time, and come in. Fleet accounts get their drivers scheduled back-to-back at the same clinic — and fleets of 20 or more can ask about an on-site exam day at their yard.

15 to 20 minutes per driver. Certificate filed same day with FMCSA.

That's a big part of who we see. Book a slot, come to the clinic between turns, and we'll run the exam and file with FMCSA the same day so your medical card never holds up a gate.