Care Center Services

As primary care centers, The Doctor's Office, LLC strives to provide excellent medical services and convenience for all of our patients. From our in-house pharmacies to x-ray and other lab testing services, to minor surgeries, The Doctor's Office can diagnose and care for you and your family at one of our ten convenient Southern Crescent, Atlanta Metro locations.

Occupational Medicine

Drug Testing
Alcohol Testing
Pre-Employment Physical Exams
Workers’ Compensation Injury/Illness Treatment

Employers can utilize The Doctor’s Office, LLC as a resource for all their Occupational Medicine needs. All of our locations provide:

• Pre-Employment Exams
• D.O.T. Exams
• Drug Testing
• Alcohol Testing
• O.S.H.A. Examinations (Audiometric, Respirator, etc.)
• Workers Compensation treatment
• Vaccinations (Influenza, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Tetanus, Lyme Disease, etc.)

We take pride in providing written reports to employers immediately after an employee is examined or treated in one of our offices. Your instructions are on file within our computer network, providing consistency no matter which office you may need to use. Communication is further enhanced by having one, consistent contact person for all seven locations, available 7 days/week.

Drug Testing
The Doctor’s Office, LLC provides pre-employment, post-offer, random, D.O.T., reasonable suspicion and return to work drug screenings at our full-service clinics with immediate, computer generated reports.

Our in-house labs are each equipped to collect samples and conduct drug testing in the office with immediate results. Using the computerized, “hands-off” eScreen system, our system provides secure test results, enabling employers to make same-day hiring decisions. Printed test result reports are sent to employers immediately, via secure e-mail or automatic fax.

(Note: We do NOT use the “instant test cups” or “dip cards” that you may have seen at other facilities. Those rely on human interpretation of color changes and use handwritten reports, which can be subject to human error.)

All test results are reviewed by an MRO (Medical Review Officer), who is dedicated to drug testing. The applicant or employee’s legal prescriptions are always compared against test results by the MRO to separate illegal use from legitimate medical treatment.

Drug test specimen collection and/or testing are performed in accordance with SAMSHA, DOT and ADA procedures and regulations. Our staff is trained and supervised by a certified Drug & Alcohol Program Testing Manager.
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Alcohol Testing
The Doctor’s Office, LLC can provide breath or saliva alcohol testing at all our locations, with immediate, reliable results. Our alcohol testing is supervised by a certified Breath Alcohol Technician – Instructor. [Return to Top]

Pre-Employment Physical Exams
The Doctor’s Office, LLC tailors pre-employment exams to the employer’s criteria. All of our locations can provide pre-employment exams that meet an employer’s specific needs.
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Workers’ Compensation Injury/Illness Treatment
All locations of The Doctor’s Office, LLC are experienced and equipped to treat Workers’ Compensation cases. We fax reports detailing the treatment provided, any recommended work restrictions and the follow up plan to employers immediately after each employee visit (including follow up visits). Our physicians are always available to employers for consultation.
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Contact Wayne Clanton for more information:
(770) 778-7075
wayneclanton@tdo-ga.com or visit our Occupational Medicine website at www.OccupationalMed.net

Physical Exams

School Physicals
Sports Physicals
Annual Physicals
Camp Physicals
FAA Flight Physicals

Well Checkups
Pre-Packaged Prescriptions

School Physicals
It’s no big secret that Georgia has the 6th highest level of adult obesity in the nation at 25.2 percent, the 16th highest overweight levels of high school students at 11.1 percent. Even our elementary school children are rating high in the overweight department. With obesity comes various health conditions that, if detected early, can be prevented entirely. Genetic predispositions for health conditions and an increase in allergies, asthma and other conditions related to the environment continue to rise among school-aged children.

Many states require physical examinations before children start kindergarten, grade school and high school. The Doctor’s Office recommends yearly school physicals for grade school and high school students. Depending on the age and family health history, we will tailor our basic school exam for your child. As a baseline we test, we measure height, weight, blood pressure, pulse, and urine. We discuss with both parents and children any symptoms they may have encountered during physical activity, concentration levels, sleep patterns, and any discomfort they may be encountering.

We provide your with a full report of your child’s physical health and any recommendations for improving health or follow up visits. If you would like to schedule a school physical for your child, please contact The Doctor’s Office at a location near you.
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Sports Physicals
The Doctor’s Office provides sports physicals for schools, teams and individual athletes. A Pre-Participation Physical Examination (PPE) at the beginning of your sports season is very important to ensure your or your child’s safety while they participate. Many states, schools and teams require a PPE prior to participation. The exam is designed to assess any possible risks to you or your child’s participation in a sport. Regardless of requirements, The Doctor’s Office recommends that athletes undergo a physical examination prior to participating in any sport.

First we take a look at your medical history to consider genetic predispositions, and personal histories of health symptoms during strenuous activities.

Next we perform the physical exam which includes measurements of height, weight, blood pressure and pulse. We will also check your vision, heart, lungs, abdomen, ears, nose and throat. After your basic physical, we finish by evaluating your flexibility, strength and posture, as well as joint function.

During the exam your doctor may also ask you questions about use of drugs, supplements, alcohol, etc, which may affect an athlete’s performance and overall health. You will leave our office with the results of your sports exam, and possible recommendations for changes in diet, exercise/stretching, etc. to improve overall health and athletic performance. If you would like to schedule a sports physical for yourself or your child, please contact The Doctor’s Office at a location near you. [Return to Top]

Annual Physical
As we age, we tend to ignore aches, pains and other physical symptoms that may be a warning sign that something is not going right in our bodies. If you are experiencing discomfort, you should consult your physician. However, yearly examinations may help your physician detect a problem early and recommend treatment options to keep you healthy.

Yearly physical exams vary by age and gender. Women should have a full gynecological exam each year, including pap smear, pelvic and breast exam. Aging women will add a blood lipid profile, EKG, Mammogram and other tests at relevant intervals. In addition to the basics, men will have a testicular exam, and additional tests as they age. Your doctor will make sure you have the appropriate tests for your age, and health history.

The Doctor’s Office provides annual physicals for men and women of all ages to make sure you live a long, healthy, active life. If you would like to schedule an annual physical, please contact The Doctor’s Office at a location near you. [Return to Top]

Camp Physicals
Many summer camps and sports camps require a physical exam before children and adults can attend. The Doctor’s Office recommends a physical exam for children and teens prior to attending camp. Although most camps have a nurse or emergency care provider on staff, your children are out of your care and sight while they are at camp. A camp physical will give you as a parent, peace of mind, knowing that our physicians have conducted a thorough evaluation of your child’s health. A camp physical may also help prevent injuries and will give the camp healthcare staff a good overview of your child’s health.

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FAA Flight Physicals
The Federal Aviation Administration requires that pilots and other required crew members of an aircraft hold a current medical certificate. Certificates and physicals can only be given by certified Aviation Medical Examiners (AMEs). The Doctor’s Office has been commissioned by the FAA to conduct flight physicals and issue certificates in all 3 pilot classifications. The founder of The Doctor’s Office, Dr. Jeff Curtis, is a pilot himself, and understands first hand the training and physical requirements required to operate an aircraft.

Flight physicals cover a wide variety of areas, including vision, ear/nose/throat, equilibrium, mental, neurological, and cardiovascular evaluations. If you would like to schedule a flight physical, please contact The Doctor’s Office at a location near you. [Return to Top]