Swiftway (YC S25) – Recruitment Agency Profile

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  G Griff

  ★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 of 5 · 19 Jun 2025

  Similar experience with the medical center however they corrected the issue with a reweigh. The first time I had a hoodie, sweats and high top shoes. The reweigh I had on flip slops, shorts and a t-shirt. Swift transportation reps will fail to inform you of what you should have on during medical. I went from to 267 to 257 with this being the most accurate weight. I was under the BMI of 40 and the doctor approved me to have a 2 year certificate without the sleep apnea test. However I asked the recruiter Jack who would advise against a doctor or medical professional reassessment which is verified to be most accurate. He stated the higher ups wouldn’t allow me continue without a sleep apnea even if there was an inaccurate weigh in before and has been corrected now approved by the doctor. The Test $189 out of your own pocket with a 3 to 5 day wait. $204 for 2 day shipping and $234 for overnight shipping. You will to sleep overnight for at least 5 hours wait for 24 to 48 hours for the results to clear. After that you will still have to go back to the medical center for them to approve you or deny you again. However these people make the big bucks and run good businesses lol. Higher ups should stay in their lane because they’re not medical professionals nor do you care about people in this situation. Why do business with professionals if you don’t trust them. I find these ethics to be a contradiction to stuff you have people be held accountable through black and white. I’m gonna leave this 1 star review here and please do not reply to this out of fake concern. If you believe there any inaccuracies in my statement you can reach out to Dr. Wang or Juan the office manager at West Pointe Medical Center as a verifiable source.

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  Doc

  ★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 of 5 · 23 Apr 2025

  Driver Advisory – Medical Certification Abuse Warning Avoid this terminal. The medical provider used here has a documented pattern of attempting to diagnose drivers with sleep apnea without proper evaluation — including cases where drivers already hold a valid, current DOT medical card issued by certified examiners at other Swift terminals. This terminal appears to have financial arrangements with select sleep clinics, steering drivers toward specific providers regardless of clinical need. These practices raise serious ethical concerns and may constitute a conflict of interest under FMCSA guidelines. Know your rights: Per FMCSA regulations, you have the legal right to obtain your DOT medical certification from any registered medical examiner listed on the National Registry. No terminal, employer, or examiner can compel you to use a specific provider or threaten your certification without documented medical justification. Drivers should be aware that attempts to revoke or override an active medical card without due cause may be subject to regulatory complaint or legal action. Stay informed, protect your certification, and report any coercive or unethical practices to the FMCSA National Registry Complaint System Funny story. I came here to transfer from another terminal and the “Medical examiner” didn’t speak english at a conversational level. herded about 20 drivers to do examines in bulk in the same room, Men women everyone sitting 5 feet from each other. The office people said they can’t trust medical cards from nontrusted sources and my previous card was from a swift approved CDL medical provider. Anywho long story short they have a preferred sleep clinic and they flagged every single person in my hiring group for sleep studys. Even if they had a perfect 2 year card. Anywho stay away from these guys they’ve got backroom deals to make extra money off drivers sleep study’s.

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  kenny vang

  ★☆☆☆☆ 1.0 of 5 · 26 Mar 2025

  The shop sucks here. Youre better going somewhere else if you can wait. They only had 1 loaner truck and it was not even properly cleaned out, smelled like the previously driver smoked 3 packs a day in the sleeper.