


To make your learner’s permit physical go smoothly, here’s what to bring:
A valid photo ID
Your state’s learner’s permit application form (if given by your DMV)
List of medications and known medical conditions
Eyeglasses or contact lenses if applicable
Insurance card or payment method
Dress comfortably and arrive a few minutes early for check-in. Bring any forms or instructions you received from your licensing agency to ensure the learner’s permit physical is completed correctly. By being prepared you’ll help speed the process.


When you arrive for your learner’s permit physical, you’ll begin with basic registration. We’ll review your health history, list of medications, any prior conditions, and clarify the forms required by licensing authorities. This medical review is a standard part of a learner’s permit physical.

During your learner’s permit physical we’ll measure vital signs such as blood pressure and heart rate, and check height and weight. We’ll also conduct a vision screening that meets DMV standards and, where required, a basic hearing check. These evaluations serve a key role in the learner’s permit physical.

The provider will complete the remainder of the learner’s permit physical with a hands-on exam, examining your heart and lungs, mobility, reflexes, and whether any medical condition could impact your driving ability. Based on this, they’ll determine if you’re cleared for your permit.

At Medex Urgent Care we complete the required form for your learner’s permit physical during your visit. You’ll walk out with the documentation you need for your permit application.
Once your learner’s permit physical is complete and you’ve received your clearance certificate, you’ll submit that documentation to your state’s driver licensing office. In Pennsylvania, for example, the form must be completed no earlier than six months prior to your 16th birthday and is valid for one year from the date of examination. If any health condition requires follow-up, our provider will discuss next steps with you.

Walk-in Friendly: No appointment necessary for your learner’s permit physical—just come in during clinic hours.
Efficient Service: Our team is experienced with learner’s permit physicals and knows what documentation licensing agencies require.
Experienced Providers: Our clinicians are certified and familiar with physicals tied to driving permit requirements.
Comprehensive Clinic Resources: We are fully equipped to handle all components of your learner’s permit physical under one roof.
Friendly, Youth-Focused Environment: Whether you’re a teenager or adult getting a permit, we make the process easy and comfortable.
Convenient Location: Based in Philadelphia, our clinic is accessible for residents seeking a learner’s permit physical nearby.
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A learner’s permit physical is a medical exam required by many states before issuing a learner’s permit. It assesses vision, hearing, vital signs, medical history and overall fitness to drive.
Most visits for a learner’s permit physical take approximately 20–30 minutes, depending on how many questions and tests are needed.
No. At Medex Urgent Care you can walk in for your learner’s permit physical, though calling ahead can save wait time.
Yes. A regular physical covers a broad health review and preventive care. A learner’s permit physical is specifically focused on meeting driving-fitness standards, such as vision, hearing and safe operation of a vehicle.
If you don’t meet required standards during your learner’s permit physical, our provider will explain why and may recommend corrective lenses, hearing aids or further evaluation. You can then retake the exam once corrected.
Costs vary depending on insurance coverage and any extra tests. Medex Urgent Care provides transparent pricing and accepts most plans.
In Pennsylvania the exam must be done no more than six months before you apply and is valid for one year from the date of examination.



