FAA Flight Physical: FAA Class 2 Medical, FAA Class 3 Medical
Located at
D98 Romeo State Airport
15340 32 Mile Rd
Ray, MI 48096
Email: aviationmedicalexams@gmail.com
586-460-0603 call/text
Located at
D98 Romeo State Airport
15340 32 Mile Rd
Ray, MI 48096
Email: aviationmedicalexams@gmail.com
586-460-0603 call/text
Located at D98
Romeo State Airport
15340 32 Mile Road
Ray, MI 48096
(586) 460-0603 call/text
Dr. Sarah Albers, MD, MPH, FACEP, CWSP is a FAA designated AME (Aviation Medical Examiner) who is board certified in both Emergency Medicine and Wound Care. Dr. Albers completed her undergraduate and master's degrees at University of Michigan Ann Arbor. Dr. Albers received her Doctor of Medicine from Wayne State University School of Medicine. She completed her residency in Emergency Medicine at Wayne State University/Detroit Receiving Hospital. Dr. Albers is a caring, compassionate, knowledgeable, trustworthy, and efficient AME. She is delighted to help advocate for current and future pilots to fly safely.
Please complete the MedXpress 8500 form (linked at top of site) and bring confirmation number and printed application with you along with your drivers license.
If you have a (CACI) Conditions AME can issue, (SODA) Statement of Demonstrated Ability, (SI) Special Isssuance, or AASI (AME assisted Special Issuance) please bring all related paperwork. Also, all medical records, labs and testing related to health issue.
Please reach us at aviationmedicalexams@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
The cost of a 2nd or 3rd class FAA medical exam is $175 payable by cash or check to Aviation Medical Exams. If using a card there will be an extra $7 charge for credit card fees. The price varies if additional paperwork is needed for the FAA depending on the complexity of the case and the services required. Please contact our office at 586-460-0603 for more information.
Aviation Medical Exams and Dr. Albers office is in the FBO (Fixed Base Operator). It is the one story building with darker glass windows that is 1/2 mile south of the airport entrance off of 32 mile. Please park your car in the parking spaces to the north of the building. Only airplanes that fly in can park on the south side of the building.
No, Aviation Medical Exams does not offer toxicology or drug screen testing as part of our services.
1. MedXpress confirmation number and the printout of MedXpress application. (Confirmation number will be at the bottom of your printed application).
Please keep a copy of your MedXpress application paperwork for your home file as well.
Link for MedXpress is https://medxpress.faa.gov/loginnet/Login.aspx
2. Prior FAA medical certificate (you will not have this item if this is your first FAA medical)
3. Drivers license
4. All medical paperwork required for your exam to be processed
5. All SODA, SI and AASI paperwork. Your last correspondence from the FAA (will be in letter form) if you have it.
Dr. Albers will walk you through this process if you are unfamiliar with this.
Conditions AMEs Can Issue (CACI) is a series of conditions which allow AMEs to regular issue if the applicant meets the parameters of the CACI Condition Worksheet. The worksheets provide detailed instructions to the examiner and outline condition-specific requirements for the applicant. (CACI is pronounced "khaki.")
Link to CACI conditions and required paperwork https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide/certification_ws
If you have a condition that meets CACI criteria, please have your treating physician or specialist fill out the paperwork no more than 90 days prior to your FAA medical exam.
The AME Guide https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide
https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide/media/ame_guide.pdf
Search the AME guide here https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide/search
You can not get a replacement from your AME. You will need to contact the FAA in Oklahoma City to obtain a new certificate. https://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/certificate_replacement
Dr. Albers has 4 FAA approved color vision testing evaluation options for pilots. Please let Dr. Albers know ahead of your appointment if you have a history of color vision deficiency.
FAA AME guide information on color vision deficiency.
https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide/app_process/exam_tech/item52/amd
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To access more information regarding Basic Med see the FAA website.
https://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/basic_med
https://www.faa.gov/pilots/amelocator
1. click "Search for an Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)"
2. Designee Type - select AME
3. Click location circle
4. Enter City, County, State or zipcode
***You can go to any AME in the U.S. if you choose.
The duration of your FAA medical certification is based on your age, the date of your exam, and the class of certification that is issued unless you have a special issuance that specifies something different.
If you were younger than 40 on the day of your exam: First Class and Second Class certificates are good for 12 months and Third Class certificates are good for 60 months.
If you were 40 or older on the day of your exam: First Class certificates are good for 6 months, Second Class certificates are good for 12 months, and Third Class certificates are good for 24 months.
After a First or Second Class certificate expires, it is still valid for performing the next lower class of airman privileges for the time periods listed above.
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Dr. Albers is dedicated to education and has spoken at the local, regional, state, and national level. If you are interested in having Dr. Albers speak at a conference or with your group, contact her at aviationmedicalexams@gmail.com or 586-460-0603.
2nd and 3rd Class FAA Medical Exam cash or check
Using a card to pay for your exam will incur a $7 credit card fee.
Conditions AME Can Issue (CACI), Special Issuance, AME Assisted Special Issuance (AASI) or Statement of Demonstrated Ability (SODA)
Ideal for: first time applicants, new or existing health conditions, and general personal or medical questions related to obtaining your medical certification. Dr. Albers will guide you through the FAA paperwork and exam process. She will review your individual case, organize your information, and make necessary calls to your treating physicians and/or the FAA. Dr. Albers will create an individualized plan for your specific case.
Using a card to pay will incur a $12 charge.
Assistance, reviewal and/or submission of FAA paperwork, interacting with the FAA on behalf of the client/patient, performed by Dr. Albers. Dr. Albers goal is to get you back in the air safely and as quickly as possible.
Using a card to pay will incur a $12 charge.
Did you forget your FAA medical is expiring in the next 1-2 days? Need an after business hours, night or weekend FAA medical exam?
This option allows for an exam to be scheduled within 48 hours of calling and speaking with Dr. Albers.
2nd and 3rd Class FAA Medical Exam cash or check $300
Using a card to pay for your exam will incur an additional $12 credit card fee.
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