Waipahu, Hawaii
DOT Physical.
Fast, Simple, & Done Right
Skip the 3-hour walk-in wait elsewhere.
Book with us and be seen on time.
$130 (tax included)
Who needs a DOT Physical + Certification
- Needed for CDL permit and license.
- You drive a vehicle that weigh more than or equal to 10,001 lb.
- You transport 8+ people (including you) for compensation.
- You transport 15+ people (including you) without compensation.
- You transport hazardous material in large amounts.
Please bring:
- Driver’s license or photo ID
- List of medications (name + dose)
- Glasses/contacts if you use them for driving
- Hearing aids if you use them
- Medical records for conditions like diabetes, high blood pressure, heart or lung issues (if applicable)
- CPAP compliance report (30 days) if you have sleep apnea.
Quick tips:
- Avoid smoking/vaping/caffeine for 4 hours before (helps blood pressure)
- Try not to pee right before arrival (urine sample is required)
During your visit:
- Vitals (blood pressure + pulse)
- Vision check
- Urine test (standard DOT requirement)
- Health review (history, meds, conditions)
- Physical exam and certification decision
You’ll leave with:
Your certificate or the next step if anything needs follow-up.
What to expect during your exam.
Employers that trust us to certify
their drivers.
If your company wants to partner with us, send us an email: info@alohiclinic.com
- Frito Lay
- La Tour Bakehouse
- Cameron Chemical Corp
- Hawaii Energy Connection
- Tradewinds Mechanic Contractors
- Pacific AquaScapes
- Hawaii Star Bakery
- Jayco Hawaii
- Pearl Harbor Tours
- Hawaii Pro sound & Visual Rental
- GeoTek
- AAA Roofers Hawaii
- Kleen Sweeps LLC
- Eggs Hawaii Inc.
A few common questions asked
Some of our most asked questions. Ready to get certified?
Do I need a DOT physical to get my CDL permit or license?
Yes—most CDL permit and license applications require a DOT medical exam/certificate.
How long does a DOT physical take?
Most visits take about 15–20 minutes depending on history and documentation.
What do I need to bring?
Photo ID, medication list, glasses/contacts if needed, and any records for chronic conditions.
What if I have high blood pressure/diabetes/sleep apnea?
That’s common—bring your documentation so we can keep things moving and avoid delays.
Can I be “worked in” if I’m in a rush?
No walk-ins, but we can sometimes work you in if there’s an opening—call first. 808-582-8881.
