Our team of certified medical examiners (CMEs) are here to assist you if you have failed your DOT physical. We provide follow-up evaluations to determine the root cause of the disqualification. We conduct a thorough medical history review, physical examination, and diagnostic tests as necessary to identify treatable conditions. If you fail the test and are suspended or terminated from your current employment, our team at East County Urgent Care is here to help you address the underlying medical conditions that led to the disqualification. We understand the pressure commercial drivers face and the potential financial instability that can result from losing a job. After we have identified and successfully addressed the disqualifying condition, you can return to our facility for a re-certification examination. If you pass the re-examination, your disqualification status will be removed, and you will be eligible to resume driving commercial vehicles. However, in certain cases, such as significant medical conditions or substance abuse, drivers may face extended disqualification periods. Our CMEs will determine the length of the disqualification based on the severity of the condition and your response to treatment. Failing a DOT physical is a strong indicator that a driver may be medically unfit to operate commercial vehicles, posing a safety risk to themselves, other drivers, and the general public. At East County Urgent Care, we aim to prevent accidents and protect road users by ensuring the medical fitness of commercial drivers through the DOT physical process. If you're faced with this challenge, don't hesitate to reach out to us for guidance and support. We serve patients from El Cajon CA, Wells Park CA, Rancho San Diego CA, Hillsdale CA, Alpine CA, Santee CA, Jamul CA, and BEYOND.