Ensuring driver health and safety is critical for anyone operating a commercial vehicle. At Dr. Walter Wagner Chiropractic, we provide DOT exams in West Jordan with a focus on convenience, thorough assessment, and patient comfort. Whether you need an annual Department of Transportation physical or support for underlying musculoskeletal issues, our clinic is a trusted choice for professional care.
As a certified FMCSA medical examiner, Dr. Walter Wagner is qualified to perform all required components of your DOT physical, helping you stay compliant, healthy, and ready to drive.
Most exams completed in about 30 minutes for an $80 fee


A DOT exam is a mandatory physical evaluation required by the U.S. Department of Transportation for commercial drivers. The goal is to verify that you are medically qualified to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle. These exams check vital health markers and physical function, including:
Most examinations take approximately 20–30 minutes and are designed to be efficient and straightforward.
At Dr. Walter Wagner Chiropractic, our clinic offers efficient scheduling with quick turnaround—ideal for busy drivers who need compliance without long delays.
A comprehensive evaluation to ensure you meet FMCSA health standards
Complete review of your health history, medications, and any medical conditions
Blood pressure, pulse rate, and other vital measurements to assess cardiovascular health
Visual acuity and peripheral vision testing, plus hearing assessment
Urine test to screen for underlying medical conditions like diabetes
Comprehensive physical assessment including spine, joints, and neurological function
Receive your DOT medical examiner's certificate valid for up to 24 months
We understand that your time matters. That’s why our DOT exams are designed to be:
By choosing us for your DOT exams in West Jordan, you can expect a clear explanation of results and certification or guidance on next steps if further evaluation is required.
Commercial truck and semi-truck operators
School bus and commercial bus operators
Commercial delivery vehicle operators
Any commercial driver's license holder
Required for: Drivers operating vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 10,001 pounds or more, vehicles designed to transport 16 or more passengers, or vehicles transporting hazardous materials.
Many commercial drivers also experience chronic or acute musculoskeletal discomfort due to long hours behind the wheel. If your DOT exam identifies concerns related to posture, back strain, or joint stiffness, we can help with comprehensive pain management in West Jordan.
Our approach to pain management includes:
Pain management may be pursued independently or integrated with other rehabilitation efforts, depending on your health needs.
Follow these tips to ensure a smooth examination process
In addition to assessment and pain relief, we offer physiotherapy in West Jordan to support ongoing musculoskeletal health.
Physiotherapy focuses on:
This can be especially beneficial for drivers who sit for long periods or experience repetitive strain, as evidenced by the role of physiotherapy in reducing stiffness and supporting recovery from neuromuscular issues.
By combining hands-on care with guided therapeutic movement, our team helps you maintain peak physical function so you can drive with confidence.
Our practice brings together essential health services for commercial drivers and those needing chiropractic support:
Whether you’re visiting for an annual physical or seeking ongoing care for discomfort, Dr. Walter Wagner Chiropractic is equipped to guide your health journey with expertise and compassion.
To get the most out of your appointment:
Clear documentation and open communication help us serve you better and make your DOT exam process smooth.
Staying compliant with federal regulations while taking care of your body shouldn’t be a hassle. With expert evaluation, supportive treatment options, and a focus on your well-being, we make it easy.
Book your DOT exam in West Jordan with Dr. Walter Wagner Chiropractic and take a proactive step toward better driver health.