Washtenaw Co. Aviation Medical Examiners
A third-class medical exam is required for student and private pilots. There is no medical exam requirement for the sport pilot certificate.
A medical certificate requires an EKG initially at age 35 and at each exam at age 40 and older. An exception is the first-class exam that requires the EKG only once every twelve months, (i.e., at every other exam).
See the FAA's medical certification site for more information.
Dr. John E. Freitas M.D., pilot
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Department of Radiology
5301 E. Huron River Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
734-712-3052
Class I, II and III Exams, $85
(With or without an EKG)
Dr. Martin Gleespen M.D.
1290 S. Main St.
Suite C
Chelsea, MI 48118
734-475-1107
Class I, II and III Exams, $108
($178 with EKG)
Dr. Robert J. Gordon D.O.
965 S. Main St.
Plymouth, MI 48170
734-455-3530
www.pilotdr.com
Class I, II and III Exams
Dr. Daniel K. Chapman M.D., M.P.H., former Air Force flight surgeon
University of Michigan Hospital
Occupational Health Services
C380 Med Inn Building
1500 East Medical Center Dr.
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109
734-764-8021
Class I, II and III Exams, $95
($147 with EKG)
Dr. Deborah S. Heaney M.D., M.P.H., FACOEM
The Heaney Group, PLLC
Chelsea Internal Medicine
128 Van Buren St.
Chelsea, Michigan 48118
dheaney@heaneygroup.com
www.heaneygroup.com
866-301-7612 x10
Class I, II and III Exams, $104
