Where can Dearborn employers send workers for physicals, drug tests and injury care?
Specialty Urgent Care at 13530 Michigan Ave, Suite 120, Dearborn, MI 48126 does pre-employment and DOT physicals, DOT and non-DOT drug and alcohol testing, TB tests and vaccines, and walk-in work injury care with in-house CT and X-ray, Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 6 pm. Call (313) 582-0100 to set up your company.
Services
| Service | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Pre-employment physicals | Exams for new hires, plus return-to-work and fitness-for-duty exams. |
| DOT physicals | For commercial drivers, by a medical examiner on the FMCSA National Registry. Details |
| Drug and alcohol testing | DOT and non-DOT: pre-employment, random, post-accident, reasonable suspicion and return-to-duty. Details |
| Work injury care | Walk-in treatment for workplace injuries, with CT and X-ray in the building read by a radiologist, billed to workers' compensation. |
| TB tests and vaccines | TB skin tests, flu shots and Tdap for staff who need them. |
Why one clinic helps
- Fewer lost hours. Walk in six days a week, without booking ahead.
- Imaging on site. An injured worker gets an exam, X-ray or CT in one visit instead of a second trip.
- Follow-up in the same building. Physical therapy, pain management and spine care are upstairs if an injury needs more care.
Set up your company
Call (313) 582-0100 and ask about employer services. Tell us which services you need, who receives results, and how you want to be billed. We'll confirm the details before your first worker comes in.
Common questions
Do workers need an appointment?
No. They can walk in Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 6 pm. Send them with your authorization form or tell us ahead of time.
Do you treat workers' compensation injuries?
Yes. We see work injuries on a walk-in basis, with CT and X-ray in the building, and bill workers' compensation.
Can you do DOT physicals and DOT drug tests in the same visit?
Yes, both are available at our Dearborn clinic. The DOT physical is done by a medical examiner listed on the FMCSA National Registry.
Sources
Cost and how to get a quote
We give self-pay prices by phone and in writing so the quote matches your visit. What changes the cost:
- Whether you need a follow-up visit or extra paperwork for a condition such as high blood pressure or diabetes
- What your employer's form asks for, such as vision, hearing or lifting checks
- Whether it's a single test or part of an employer account
- The panel your employer orders
- Whether lab confirmation is needed
- A skin test needs a second visit 48 to 72 hours later to read it
Insurance: DOT physicals are usually paid by you or your employer, not by health insurance. Usually paid by the employer. Some insurance plans cover TB testing; employers often pay for work-required tests.
Questions to ask any clinic when comparing prices:
- Is the visit fee the same for every reason, or does it depend on what I need?
- Are X-rays, CT, lab tests or a strep or flu test billed separately?
- Are stitches, splints or other minor procedures extra?
- What if I need a follow-up visit or a work note?
- Will I get the price in writing before I’m seen?
