Physical Exams
Certified Exams That Keep Employees Work-Ready
Whether you're hiring a new employee or maintaining compliance, Bronson ProHealth offers comprehensive physical exams tailored to job demands. Because we're part of the Bronson system, results are accurate, timely and easy to access to help your team stay safe, ready and on the job.
Physical Exams We Offer
Post Offer Examinations
Work physicals that evaluate candidates against essential job functions after a conditional job offer, ensuring fit-for-duty compliance.
DOT/CDL Examinations
Department of Transportation medical exams for commercial drivers, meeting federal guidelines to keep your workforce safe and certified.
FAA Flight Examinations
FAA-approved flight physicals for pilots to obtain and maintain their required medical certification.
Surveillance Examinations
Occupational surveillance exams that monitor workplace exposures on an annual or biannual basis to meet OSHA and MIOSHA requirements.
OSHA/MIOSHA Examinations
Regulatory health exams that comply with OSHA and MIOSHA workplace safety standards, helping employers stay compliant.
Respirator Physicals
Respirator clearance exams that confirm employees are medically able to wear protective respirators safely on the job.
Return-to-Work Exams
Medical evaluations that confirm employees are ready to safely return to work duties after an illness or injury.
Fit-for-Duty Exams
Physical exam that helps determine if an employee can safely perform the essential functions of their job.
More services may be available. Fill out our inquiry form or call (269) 341-8938 for to learn more.
Physical Exams FAQs
What is included in a DOT physical exam?
A DOT physical assesses vision, hearing, blood pressure, urinalysis, medical history and overall fitness to safely operate a commercial motor vehicle. Documentation is completed to federal standards and provided at the visit whenever possible.
How long is a DOT medical certificate valid?
Most drivers are certified for up to 24 months. Some medical conditions (for example, blood pressure or vision concerns) may require shorter certification intervals and periodic monitoring per DOT rules.
What should employees bring to a work physical?
Employees should bring a current photo ID, a list of medications and doses, eyeglasses or contacts, hearing aids (if used) and any prior test results or clearances. For DOT exams, they should also bring their current certificate and required forms.
How long does a physical exam appointment take?
Most exams are completed in 30–45 minutes. Additional testing such as vision, hearing, or lab work, may extend the visit time.
Where can we schedule exams and how quickly are results available?
Exams are available in Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Paw Paw and South Haven. Most results and clearance documents are available the same day.
