Truck Stop Health Care Plans to Start DOT Physicals for CDL Drivers at Truck Stops in all States by FMCSA Certified Medical Examiners
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Truck Stop Health Care is working to lease space from Truck Stop Owners across
Effective 21st
CDL Drivers need DOT physical every 2 years for public and their own safety. There are specific guidelines that FMCSA certified medical examiners need to follow and convey all the denials to FMCSA. The medical certificates are printed from FMCSA data base with required CME registration number printed on it:Â https://nationalregistry.fmcsa.dot.gov/NRPublicUI/home.seam.
The drivers with medical issues get one year medical certificate. In case the medical problem needs to be addressed before one year certificate can be issued, they may get 3 month medical certificate. More information is available at  http://www.dotflorida.biz.
TS Health Care, a NATSO member is working to contract with big corporations besides smaller groups of Truck Stop owners and project 500 truck stop locations serviced in 6 months with approximately 100 Medical Examiners performing at least 50,000 DOT physicals per month in all the states.
For more info on Truck Stop Health Care: http://www.truckstophealthcare.com.
SOURCE Truck Stop Health Care
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