We’re open 7 days a week with evening hours.
Employees can simply walk-in or pre-register online!
Work physicals, also known as pre-employment physicals, are a necessary requirement for some Colorado businesses.
We offer convenient Denver metro locations and flexible hours.
Both DOT physicals and non-DOT physicals are available to your employees 7 days a week, including evenings.
Our team provides comprehensive and important documentation for your business records.
Our numerous Denver metro clinics are conveniently located for both patients and businesses.
To get and maintain a commercial drivers license in Colorado, drivers must complete a DOT physical every two years. We have providers who are certified to perform DOT physical exams.
A non-DOT physical is an examination that assesses an individual’s overall health. In the state of Colorado, non-DOT physical exams can only be legally requested after a job has been offered.
The Employer Authorization Form (electronic or printed) must be filled out prior to a visit in order for workers’ compensation patients to receive treatment.
If you are denied certification for any reason and plan to return when you are ready to try again, you will need to pay for a new visit at that time.
Pre-register online, and then text the clinic to ensure a certified provider is available.
Your employee can walk-in or pre-register online for their work physical. But first, let’s make sure we have everything we need.
Before your employee heads to a clinic, please make sure your company registration
is up-to-date and you’ve completed the authorization form.
The Department of Transportation requires all Commercial Drivers License (CDL) holders to receive a periodic physical examination called a “Department of Transportation Medical Examination,” or DOT physical, to ensure the ability of the driver to safely operate a commercial vehicle. The US Department of Transportation has set the following guidelines:
CDL holders (Drivers) must have 20/40 correctable vision in each eye. Glasses or contact lenses are permitted.
Drivers cannot be a diabetic on needle-injected insulin; diabetes controlled through a diet or oral medication is permitted.
A driver’s blood pressure must be under 160/100. Prescription medication to control blood pressure is permitted.
Use of a Schedule 1 drug, amphetamine, narcotic or any other habit-forming drug is not permitted.
If a driver has a current diagnosis of cardiac insufficiency, collapse, congestive cardiac failure or any other cardiovascular disease, he/she will be required to provide the Medical Examiner with a stress test (performed within the last 12 months) along with a release from the driver’s physician stating that he/she can drive a commercial motor vehicle without restrictions.
Urgent care medical clinics, like Advanced Urgent Care & Occupational Medicine, are an important healthcare option for communities; they bridge the gap between primary care providers and emergency departments.
If your injury is not life threatening, an urgent care is the most cost effective choice.
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