Dr. Carter provides First Class, Second Class, and Third Class medical exams. He also is an employee examiner.

You can schedule your appointment online through our Zocdoc booking portal or by calling our office directly. Be sure to complete your FAA MedXPress application beforehand.

Bring a government-issued ID, your FAA MedXPress confirmation number (from your completed online application), your glasses or contact lenses if needed, and a list of current medications.

Most exams take approximately 30–45 minutes. Additional time may be required if further documentation or testing is necessary.

Same-day appointments are sometimes available. Please call our office for availability. Walk-ins are not guaranteed and are discouraged without prior contact.

Dr. Carter has extensive experience navigating special issuance cases. He will guide you through the FAA’s documentation and review process to help you maintain or regain your medical certification. Happy to have a consultation for further questions.

Possibly. Many medications are acceptable with proper documentation. It's best to contact our office in advance to discuss your specific situation.

Yes, after your exam, Dr. Carter submits the results through the FAA’s internal system. If you pass, you’ll receive your certificate the same day.

Renewal periods vary based on the class of certification, your age, and whether you're a pilot or air traffic controller. We’ll help you stay on top of deadlines.

Dr. Carter specializes in helping patients with complex musculoskeletal, neurologic, and rehabilitation needs—including amputations, stroke recovery, traumatic injuries, and chronic pain syndromes.

Dr. Carter takes a comprehensive and compassionate approach, focusing on long-term function, prosthetic success, pain management, and your overall quality of life. He collaborates with prosthetists, physical therapists, and other providers to ensure continuity of care.

While some insurance plans require referrals, many do not—especially if you’re paying cash or using telehealth. Contact our office and we’ll walk you through the process based on your situation.

Yes! Dr. Carter offers convenient telemedicine options for follow-ups, prescription management, and consultations—especially useful for patients with mobility or transportation challenges.

Your first appointment includes a comprehensive review of your medical history, functional goals, and current limitations. Dr. Carter will design a personalized treatment plan that may include medication, therapy recommendations, or assistive devices.

Absolutely. Dr. Carter offers several evidence-based strategies—including medications, interventional referrals, and physical therapy coordination—to help manage residual limb and phantom limb pain.

Yes. Dr. Carter works closely with trusted prosthetists and rehabilitation teams to ensure proper socket fit, alignment, and optimal prosthetic function—whether you’re a new amputee or undergoing revisions.

Yes. As a PM&R specialist, Dr. Carter is trained in post-acute rehab management and can guide your recovery plan, helping with spasticity, mobility, cognitive issues, and long-term function.

We offer both insurance-based and cash-pay options. If you’re unsure about coverage, our team will help verify benefits or walk you through our transparent self-pay pricing.