Sleep Apnea Compliance Reports for Commercial Drivers
A driver that holds a CDL license and is required to use CPAP therapy, must use their machine for an average of 4 hours a night for at least 70% of the nights to be compliant.
5 THINGS TO BRING TO YOUR NEXT DOT PHYSICAL EXAM
5 Things you can do to avoid any delays when going for your DOT Physical Exam
1) ID: Your valid driver’s license and /or other photo ID
2) SLEEP APNEA: Bring your most recent CPAP compliance report. Report must show at least 70% of usage.
3) GLASSES / HEARING AID: If you wear corrective lenses for driving be sure to bring your eye glasses or contact lenses to your appt. Bring a working hearing aid if applicable.
4) Medical Clearance / Medications: Bring your Medical clearance letter from your primary doctor or specialist for any medical conditions being treated, or recent illness, injury, or surgery. Bring a list of your prescribed medications.
5) Current FMCSA Waiver or Exemption Certificate or Skills Performance Evaluation if applicable.
If you have any questions regarding the DOT exam please call our office at 201-444-3060 or visit us in Bergen County at One West Ridgewood Ave. Paramus NJ, 07652 - Se Habla Espanol
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