Providing all your driving medical needs for only £60
What we can offer you?
At Drivers Medical Solutions Ltd, we perform thorough medical examinations. Unlike most GPs, we can provide appointments to drivers at very short notice. Our appointments are flexible and we can arrange for the morning, afternoon or evening. We now offer a small number of weekend appointments at our Livingston Clinic between 9-11am.
We pride ourselves on providing a professional and quality services at all times.
What we wont do?
***Over charge***
***Take credit card details over the phone to “secure a booking”. Only pay for your medical when it has been completed***
***Meet you in a back alley or hotel!***
***We are not an agency – book with Dr Dundas in confidence***
We can help you with:
- HGV medicals
- LGV medicals
- PCV medicals
- Crane operators
- Motor Sports Association medicals (£60)
- Fork lift medicals
- Taxi medicals (£90)
- Paramedic students (C1 Licences)
Qualified doctors
Dr Dundas is registered with the GMC and is a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners. All medicals are performed in a clinic. We will not arrange to meet you in a bar or hotel! We are just not that type of company!
What does your medical comprise of?
We will check your height, weight and blood pressure to ensure you meet the standard required by the DVLA.
We will take a look at your past medical history in order to complete the necessary paper work.
Urine tests were previously a part of the drivers medical but are no longer required for your D4 examination. If you choose to bring a urine sample with you, we can screen it for diabetes.
What does your medical comprise of?
We will check your height, weight and blood pressure to ensure you meet the standard required by the DVLA.
We will take a look at your past medical history in order to complete the necessary paper work.
Urine tests were previously a part of the drivers medical but are no longer required for your D4 examination. If you choose to bring a urine sample with you, we can screen it for diabetes.
What to bring with you
If you wear glasses, please bring a copy of your recent glasses prescription. If you are attending a hospital consultant, please bring a copy of your last clinic letter if you have it.
If you have had cardiology investigations such as ECGs, echo-cardiograms (ultra-sound scan of your heart), or exercise tolerance tests (treadmill tests), it is helpful to bring these with you if you have them – your own GP practice can provide this for you.