When you enroll in Dot’s medical insurance plan, you and any covered dependents can begin using the FHC right away, even before your full health care benefits officially begin. While your medical coverage starts the first of the month after 30 days of full-time employment, your access to the FHC starts as soon as you submit your benefits enrollment.
Your health can’t wait—and at Dot, it doesn’t have to.
FHC Locations
Ardmore
404 S. Commerce Street
Ardmore, OK 73401
Phone: 580-490-9414 | Fax: 580-490-9067
Cambridge City
1543 North State Road 1
Cambridge City, IN 47327
Phone: 765-478-4446 | Fax: 765-478-4436
Dyersburg
2045 St. John Avenue
Dyersburg, TN 38024
Phone: 731-577-4449 | Fax: 731-641-4176
Manchester
580 Manchester Industrial Parkway
Manchester, TN 37355
Phone: 931-538-3404 | Fax: 931-263-8783
Modesto
2316 Nickerson Drive, Suite B
Modesto, CA 95358
Phone: 209-554-4402 | Fax: 209-551-6690
Mt. Sterling
108 West Main Street
Mt. Sterling, IL 62353
Phone: 217-773-6060 | Fax: 217-396-3445
Vidalia
1122 West North Street
Vidalia, GA 30474
Phone: 912-537-8488 | Fax: 912-537-7303
Williamsport
16305 Elliott Parkway
Williamsport, MD 21795
Phone: 240-313-3818 | Fax: 240-673-3823
Services & Offerings
Hear What Employees Are Saying
Dot Employee
After two appointments at the hospital, my doctors wanted me to have blood work done. I didn’t want to drive to Quincy, so I called the Family Health Center (FHC) and had my doctor fax over the order. After two panels of blood, an EKG, and another set of labs, I was shocked when I paid my bill and it was only $22.40. People don’t realize the savings we get at our FHC. I’ll admit that I felt it was easier to use my own provider in the past. But now, I’m going to use the FHC on a regular basis.
DTI Employee
“I went to an appointment earlier this week and my doctor determined that I needed blood drawn. The local provider told me that it would cost around $500. They suggested I check with my FHC. I went there for the blood draw and my total bill was only $27! I was also able to use payroll deduction, which was a plus since I’d left my wallet at home.”