Piedmont Occupational Medicine
124 Third Street, Macon, GA
5 certified examiners
21 locations and 38 certified examiners, straight from the FMCSA National Registry.
124 Third Street, Macon, GA
5 certified examiners
1544 Bass Road, Macon, GA
4 certified examiners
2410 Ingleside Ave, Macon, GA
4 certified examiners
1980 RIVERSIDE DR, Macon, GA
3 certified examiners
5791 zebulon road, Macon, GA
3 certified examiners
781 Spring Street, Macon, GA
2 certified examiners
4321 Hartley Bridge Rd, Macon, GA
2 certified examiners
6020 Harrison Road, Macon, GA
2 certified examiners
3300 Macon Tech Drive, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
3265 Toole Dr, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
5400 Riverside Drive, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
2300 Northside Crossing, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
210 Mercer Junction, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
4585 Hartley Bridge Rd, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
749 Riverside Drive Lane, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
256 High Ridge Court, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
781 Spring Street, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
117 Pine Tree Dr, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
250 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
124 3rd Street, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
419 Cherry Street, Macon, GA
1 certified examiner
Every location on this page has at least one examiner listed on the FMCSA National Registry, which is the only credential that matters. A family doctor who is not on the registry cannot issue your card, no matter how long you have been going there.
The largest roster in Macon belongs to Piedmont Occupational Medicine with 5 certified examiners. More examiners on staff usually means a better chance of being seen the day you call.
Bring your ID, a full medication list, and anything your condition requires: a CPAP compliance report for sleep apnea, recent A1C for diabetes, a cardiologist clearance letter after a cardiac event. Showing up without them is the most common reason a driver leaves with a 3 month card instead of a 2 year one.
There are 21 locations in Macon, GA with a total of 38 certified medical examiners on the FMCSA National Registry. Any of them can issue your medical certificate.
Most DOT physicals run $80 to $150. Walk-in and occupational health clinics sit at the low end, hospital-affiliated practices at the high end. The exam is almost never billed to health insurance, so expect to pay out of pocket. Call ahead, since prices are set per location and not by FMCSA. See what a DOT physical costs.
6 of the 21 locations in Macon are walk-in or urgent care clinics, which are the most likely to take you same day. Everything else is usually appointment only.