Specialized Services: DOT Exams & Traveler's Health
Stay Fit for the Road and the World
Whether you’re hitting the road for work or flying across the globe for adventure, ICON Medicine Family Practice has your health clearance covered. Our Specialized Services — including DOT Physical Exams and Traveler’s Health Consultations — are fast, reliable, and fully compliant with the latest medical and regulatory standards. If you’re a commercial driver, you know how important it is to pass your Department of Transportation (DOT) physical. At ICON, we provide certified DOT exams that are efficient, stress-free, and thorough. Our licensed medical examiners ensure you’re fit to drive, with accurate documentation and same-day reporting to help keep your career moving forward.
Travel Smart. Stay Healthy
For international travelers, we offer personalized Traveler’s Health consultations tailored to your destination. From vaccines and prescriptions to health advisories and preventative tips, we prepare you for whatever’s ahead. Whether you’re heading to a malaria-prone region, need altitude sickness support, or just want peace of mind before you fly, we make sure your travel plans stay healthy. At ICON, we specialize in specialized care. Our goal is to make these vital health services easy, accessible, and centered on you — because staying safe shouldn’t come with red tape.
- FAQs
What is a DOT exam and who needs it?
A DOT (Department of Transportation) exam is a physical required for commercial drivers to ensure they’re medically fit to operate a vehicle safely.
What should I bring to my DOT exam?
Bring a valid driver’s license, a list of medications, glasses or hearing aids if you use them, and any medical documentation related to chronic conditions.
How long is a DOT medical card valid?
Typically, a DOT card is valid for up to 2 years. However, some medical conditions may require more frequent evaluations.
What travel health services do you offer?
We provide pre-travel consultations, destination-specific health advice, required vaccinations (like yellow fever or typhoid), and prescriptions for travel-related conditions like malaria.
When should I schedule a travel health appointment?
Ideally, at least 4–6 weeks before your departure. This allows time for vaccinations to take effect and for you to complete any necessary treatments.
Do you provide documentation for international travel requirements?
Yes. We provide vaccination records and official medical documentation you may need for customs, visa applications, or re-entry into the U.S.
