DOT Physicals in St. George, Utah
Get ready for your commercial driver medical exam. Visit our St. George clinic at 91 W 1470 S, Suite 203 D, and call to confirm an appointment, pricing, and the documents you need.
DOT Physical Exams
Understand the exam process, medical history review, vision and hearing checks, and what a certified examiner evaluates.
DOT Medical Cards
Learn how the medical examiner’s certificate relates to commercial driving, what to do with a current certificate, and when to plan your next exam.
Prepare for Your DOT Exam
Bring identification, your medication list, applicable medical documentation, and vision or hearing aids you normally use. Confirm special paperwork before visiting.
CDL Medical Card Renewal
Do not leave recertification until the last minute. Review your expiration date and arrange an evaluation before your certificate runs out.
DOT Medical & CDL Updates for Utah Drivers
Explore updates about medical certificate reporting, Utah CDL responsibilities and federal commercial-driver health standards. Start with our dated guides and follow the original agency sources for changes.
Where to get a DOT physical in St. George, Utah
DOT physicals are medical exams used to evaluate whether a commercial driver meets applicable federal medical qualification standards. DOTSTG lists one clinic at 91 W 1470 S, Suite 203 D, St. George, Utah. An authorized medical examiner reviews health history and examination findings and makes the certification determination. Call (435) 674-5147 to confirm availability, pricing and any records to bring.
Meet Dr. Kris Hansen and understand examiner verification
Commercial-driver medical qualification is determined by a certified medical examiner. Learn about the clinic’s examination team and how to confirm a medical examiner’s current listing in the FMCSA National Registry.
Verify the examiner
Check the medical examiner’s registration through the official FMCSA National Registry. A clinician’s exam decision depends on medical findings, not a website promise.
Commercial driver medical exams, cards & preparation
Explore the specific part of your DOT medical exam you need. Each resource addresses a separate question—from what happens at the examination to preparing for medical card renewal. Appointments are provided at one verified St. George location.
DOT Physical Exams
Understand the federally regulated medical examination, including medical history, vision, hearing and other required checks.
CDL Physicals
Learn which commercial drivers may need medical certification and how a CDL relates to the separate medical examiner’s certificate.
DOT Medical Cards
Learn what a Medical Examiner’s Certificate documents, how long it may remain valid and why an examiner determines eligibility.
Medical Card Renewal
Review expiration timing, supporting medical records and the distinction between renewing medical certification and renewing your CDL.
Vision & Hearing Checks
What to expect when the examiner assesses vision and hearing, and which corrective lenses or hearing aids you should bring.
What to Bring
Bring identification, current medications and relevant condition-specific records so your examiner can evaluate your history.
One real clinic. One address. Clear directions.
DOTSTG serves commercial drivers coming to St. George from Washington County communities. The examination office is in St. George; we do not claim separate clinics in Hurricane, Ivins, Washington, or neighboring towns.
DOT Physicals & Medical Exams
Call (435) 674-5147 to verify office hours, current exam fees and availability before traveling.
Bring the documents your examiner may need
Identification
Bring a government-issued photo ID or driver’s license, plus your current medical certificate if you have one.
Medication information
Bring an up-to-date list of prescription and nonprescription medications and dosages. Do not change prescribed treatment based on website advice.
Vision and hearing aids
Bring the corrective glasses, contacts or hearing aids you normally use for driving, and any relevant testing documentation requested by the office.
Additional medical records
Some health conditions require clinician notes, laboratory records, specialist documentation or treatment information. Ask the clinic which records apply before your appointment.
Questions about forms?
For driver medical requirements and current forms, the FMCSA guidance is the official federal reference.
What actually happens at a DOT physical?
DOT medical examinations are conducted by certified medical examiners according to applicable FMCSA standards. The examiner—not this website—decides whether a driver meets the relevant medical qualification requirements.
01 • Medical history
You provide health history, current medications and any relevant records. The examiner may request additional information in individual circumstances.
02 • Examination
The evaluation generally includes blood pressure and pulse, vision and hearing assessments, urinalysis and a physical examination.
03 • Individual result
Based on the medical findings and current standards, the examiner determines certification eligibility, a certificate period when appropriate, or whether more evaluation is required.
What CDL drivers should know before their medical exam
Your commercial driver’s license and Medical Examiner’s Certificate are not the same document. The medical examiner decides qualification under applicable standards; Utah Driver License Division handles the licensing side. Do not assume that renewing one automatically renews the other.
Medical qualification
Qualification requirements depend on the driver and operation. The examiner conducts the medical evaluation under applicable FMCSA standards, reviews findings, and may request relevant records.
Utah licensing responsibilities
Keep your current CDL and medical certificate information straight. Utah Driver License Division publishes the state licensing and self-certification instructions. Visit Utah CDL information for current state guidance.
What medical factors may affect a DOT physical?
The DOT examination reviews specific medical qualification requirements. Preparation and records can differ by condition. Explore the separate guides below; this information does not determine an individual’s eligibility.
Blood pressure and diabetes
Bring current treatment and monitoring information when applicable. Review the relevant federal medical requirements before your examination.
Vision, hearing and sleep-related conditions
Learn what is evaluated and which information may be useful for your examiner, including corrective devices and specialist records where applicable.
Your medical certificate and your CDL are different
Medical certification
The Medical Examiner’s Certificate documents the examiner’s certification decision for qualifying commercial driving. A certification period can be up to 24 months or shorter when medically appropriate.
CDL credential
Your Utah commercial driver’s license is a separate state licensing credential. Renewing one does not automatically renew the other. Check current reporting and licensing rules with Utah Driver License Division.
Serving drivers traveling to St. George
There is one examination office at 91 W 1470 S, Suite 203 D in St. George. Drivers from the following Washington County communities can contact the clinic to plan their visit. Call to confirm the office is accepting appointments before you travel.
Confirm current DOT physical costs and availability
Exam pricing, available appointments and accepted payment arrangements should be confirmed directly with the St. George clinic. The website does not advertise a price or same-day appointment unless the office has verified it.
Before you book
Ask about the current exam fee, what the fee covers, required documents, and the steps for obtaining or renewing your medical certificate.
DOT medical exam planning for businesses
Transportation, delivery, construction and other businesses that operate commercial vehicles may need a reliable process for coordinating driver medical exams. DOTSTG’s employer pages explain what to confirm with the St. George office before coordinating appointments.
Fleet and group scheduling
Confirm scheduling capacity, documentation, medical privacy, employee communications and repeat-driver workflows. No group appointment slots or corporate program terms are promised without clinic confirmation.
How to evaluate the St. George DOT physical clinic
Before choosing an examination office, look for independently verifiable examiner credentials, accurate location information and authentic patient feedback. Testimonials are published only with permission and are never invented.
Clinic reviews and feedback
Visit the patient experience page for review information and the office’s contact details. No rating or patient statement is represented here without an actual source.
Utah CDL, FMCSA and driver safety updates
Read topic-specific resources on federal medical certification, electronic reporting and Utah CDL administration. Each regulatory article should link to authoritative source material and display the date of its last verified update.
Electronic certificate reporting
Understand how federal electronic Medical Examiner’s Certificate reporting interacts with Utah’s CDL administration. Rules and temporary exceptions can differ by state.
Self-certification and medical certificate status
Review what CDL self-certification means and why renewing a medical certificate is separate from renewing the license itself.
DOT physical and medical card FAQs
How long does a DOT medical certificate last?
Will my DOT exam include a drug test?
What if I take prescription medications?
Does medical card renewal renew my CDL?
Is the office in Hurricane or Ivins?
Can I book online or walk in without calling?
Medical decisions require a qualified examiner. General information on this page should not be used to diagnose a condition or determine your personal eligibility.
Talk with the St. George DOT physical office
Confirm appointment openings, current pricing, exam-document requirements and directions with the office before visiting.