SERVICES WE PROVIDE
PRIMARY CARE
We treat both acute and chronic illnesses including but not limiting to:
Acute illnesses (such as fever, cold, upper respiratory infections, abdominal pain, conjunctivitis, ear infection, strep throat/sore throat, tonsillitis, cough, urinary tract infections, etc).
Chronic illnesses (such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, chronic pain, arthritis, asthma, depression and anxiety, and other diseases)
MCPS Sports Physical
Annual Physical
Work Physical
DOT Physical
Immunization
Pap-Smear
Audiometry (hearing testing)
Staple and suture removal
EKG
On-site Laboratory Services
GeneSight Testing*
Drug Screening
TELEMEDICINE services for minor health problems and needs
We accept Insurances (BCBS, Carefirst, Aetna, Cigna, Amerigroup/Wellpoint, Maryland Physician Care, United Health Care, Medicare). If your insurance is not listed, call us at 301-679-5770 to check.
Self-Pay, and Direct Pay Services Available
DOT Certification
A required physical exam prior to operating a commercial vehicle. Also referred as a “medical fitness for duty” examination, to ensure that each driver is capable and healthy enough to successfully complete the duties of a commercial driver. Our Medical Examiner follows the health standards are determined by the FMCSA. In order to comply with federal law, your DOT physical exam form must be completed by a qualified Medical Examiner.
WHAT TO EXPECT ON YOUR VISIT:
- Vital Signs such as blood pressure, heart rate; weight, height, body mass index (BMI)
- Urine Dipstick to check for glucose, blood, proteins, etc.
- Vision Test
- Hearing Test
- Physical Exam (such as checking you for general appearance, inspecting ears, eyes, mouth, throat; listening to you heart, lungs, bowels; checking for spine abnormalities, perform neurological exam, abdominal exam, checking for hernias and noting any abnormalities).
- If you meet the standards and do not need frequent medical monitoring, you will be granted a certification that will be valid for two years.
- In certain circumstances, the medical examiner will issue a certificate lesser than two years such as three months, six months or one year. Reasons and/or questions regarding lesser certification time will be clearly explained to you on your appointment.
