FAA Flight Physicals

Stay Airworthy with Our FAA Flight Physicals — Class 3, Class 2, and BasicMed Certifications Available.
*Class 1 Coming Soon*

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Inspired by Flight, Dedicated to Your Health

My fascination with flight began early, inspired in large part by my uncle, a pilot who flew commercial jets and air refueling tankers in the National Guard. His stories and insights fueled my curiosity and deepened my appreciation for aviation.

When I saw a need for FAA medical exams in our community, I recognized an opportunity to combine my medical background with my lifelong interest in aviation. Offering these exams allows me to support the pilot community while staying connected to a field I’ve always admired. It’s an honor to serve those who take to the skies.

Class 2 & 3 Physicals

Class 2 and 3 medical examinations for commercial, private and student pilots. (Class 1 coming soon)

*We do not currently provide ATC exams nor HIMS program exams.

No Co-Payment

No Insurance Hassle

No Suprise Bills

Direct Access To Your Doctor

Telemedicine Visits

Simple monthly fee

FAA Medical Examiner

Dr. Baker has been certified by the FAA to complete required pilot medical examinations.

Appointments Available

Members and nonmembers of our direct primary care practice are open to make appointments for their examinations

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*Direct Care Membership NOT required for flight physicals.

Prepare For Your Exam

For all FAA Aviation Medical Exams Please do the following:

Step 1

Complete Medexpress Application

Be sure to include your medxpress confirmation number when scheduling your appointment.

No Co-Payment

No Insurance Hassle

No Suprise Bills

Direct Access To Your Doctor

Telemedicine Visits

Simple monthly fee

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Step 2

Bring Valid ID

You must bring a valid government issued ID (Drivers License or Passport) to your appointment.

*NOT applicable to Basic Med Exams*

Step 3

Review Pricing

These are Non-Refundable Fees:

  • Class 2, or 3 – $200

  • EKGs – $50

*Class 1 coming soon*

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is an FAA Medical Exam?

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requires pilots to be medically certified to fly. The FAA delegates authority to perform medical certification exams to physicians who complete specialized FAA training.

Physicians designated by the FAA are known as Aviation Medical Examiners (AME). A medical evaluation by an FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) is called an FAA medical exam. This exam is also sometimes referred to as a flight physical.

What To Bring To an FAA Medical Examination

When preparing for your FAA medical exam, it's important to bring the following items to ensure a smooth and efficient process:

  1. MedXPress Confirmation Number: After completing your FAA Form 8500-8 online via MedXPress, you'll receive a confirmation number. Bring this number to your appointment, as it's essential for your Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) to access your application. (Federal Aviation Administration)

  2. Valid Government-Issued Photo Identification: This is required to verify your identity. Acceptable forms include a driver's license, passport, or other government-issued ID.

  3. Relevant Medical Documentation: If you have any current or past medical conditions or are taking medications, bring copies of pertinent medical records including SODA's (Statement of Demonstrated Ability) from prior aviation exams. Specifically, the FAA requires detailed clinical progress notes rather than general summaries or after-visit summaries. These notes should provide comprehensive information about your condition and treatment. (Federal Aviation Administration)

  4. Corrective Lenses: If you use glasses or contact lenses, bring them to the exam, as vision testing is a standard part of the medical evaluation.By ensuring you have these items ready for your appointment, you can help facilitate a thorough and timely examination process.

How Much Does an FAA Medical Exam at Baker Direct Primary Care Cost?
  • Class 2 and 3 exams $200

  • Class 1 exam (coming soon)

  • EKG $50.
    An EKG is rarely required for 2nd and 3rd class exams, but if one is needed, there is an additional $50.00 charge.

We accept cash or credit card payments.
Payment is due at check in and does not guarantee a certification.

Does Insurance Cover an FAA Medical Exam?

We do not bill insurance for your FAA medical exam. Your exam will not be covered by an insurance plan.

What to Expect at an FAA Medical Exam

When you arrive for your FAA medical exam, you will check in at our front desk. At this time, we will ask you to verify contact information.

Our staff will check vitals, and obtain a urinalysis.  Please come prepared to provide a urine sample by being hydrate with water.

Our AME will review both your MedXPress questionnaire and clinical questionnaire with you before performing a physical exam.

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