FastLane Walk-In Clinic

No Appointments Necessary
Open Weekends

When you’re not feeling well, you shouldn’t have to wait.

Walk in today for fast, convenient care.

 Our team is here to help you feel better—without the long ER wait. 

• Treatment for colds, flu, sore throat, and fever
• Care for minor injuries, cuts, and sprains
• Short wait times—get in and out quickly
• Open 7 days a week, including weekends
• Convenient hours that work around your schedule
• On-site x-ray and lab 

Frequently Asked Questions

• Do I need an appointment?
  • No. FASTLane Clinic accepts walk-ins every day of the week. 
• Does FastLane accept children?
  • Yes.  FastLane sees patients ages 4 months and up
• Are you open on weekends?
  • Yes.  FastLane is open on Saturday from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
• How long is the wait?
  • Most patients are seen quickly.  Check wait times before you arrive by calling 225-654-3607
• What conditions do you treat?
  •  We treat common illnesses like cold and flu, as well as minor injuries such as cuts, sprains, and burns.

Occupational Medicine in Zachary

Lane Occupational Medicine has the capability to perform collections through both eScreen and FormFox, free ordering services that allow employers to order drug tests, breath alcohol tests, and DOT physical exams online for their employees. 

Contact Liz Pardi Sagely to get set up with eScreen or FormFox today!  225-270-5821.

Whether it's a physical, drug testing, or treating an on-the-job injury, Lane Occupational Medicine offers the services employers need to keep their employees healthy and safe.  The occupational medicine services offered by our team include, but are not limited to:

• A-1C Testing
• Audiograms
• Breath alcohol testing
• COVID-19 Testing
• DISA breath alcohol testing
• DISA drug tests
• DISA hair collections
• DISA oral fluid collections
• DOT drug tests
• DOT physicals
• Drug screen collections for Quest, CRL, Alere, Medtox, etc.
• eScreen drug tests
• Fit for duty physicals
• FormFox ordering
• Hepatitis B vaccine
• HazMat and HazWoper physicals
• Lift tests
• Nicotine testing (onsite)
• Pre-employment physicals
• Pulmonary function tests
• Respirator fit testing
• Retirement physicals
• TB testing
• Vision tests and color vision screening
• Workers' compensation injury treatment

DOT Guideline Updates

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) updated their policy for applicants with certain medical conditions or medications, effective February 2024.

This new policy requires applicants with the following conditions to have specific medical forms completed for their DOT physical:

• Treated with insulin for diabetes
• Non-Insulin treatment for diabetes
• Diagnosed with “monocular vision,” as defined by FMCSA, or did not meet FMCSA’s vision standard at a physical qualification examination.
• Taking medication(s) that may impair his/her ability to safely operate a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV)
• Have an epilepsy/seizure disorder diagnosis, or a single unprovoked seizure or single provoked seizure
• Require hearing exemption approval
• Require a skilled performance certificate (SPC). Drivers with physical impairments which affect their ability to safely operate CMVs according to their medical examiners, or with missing limbs (e.g., a hand or finger, an arm, foot or leg), are required to obtain SPE certificates.

These forms must be completed by your prescribing/referring medical provider before arriving at Lane Occupational Medicine, in order for the medical provider to complete your DOT physical.

Failure to have the forms completed prior to arrival at Lane Occupational Medicine will result in an incomplete physical.

These forms are listed on the Lane website under patient forms on the Occupational Medicine page.

COVID-19 and Flu Testing

Prior to using our services for treatment of COVID-19 or flu symptoms, please note:

1. You will see a provider and your insurance will be charged for the provider visit.

2. Patients exhibiting COVID-19 or flu symptoms receive the rapid test that provides results within 15 minutes.

3. Most insurance companies are covering 100% of the cost for COVID-19 and flu treatment and testing.   However, some insurance companies, including BCBS, have not covered the rapid COVID- 19 test at 100%. You are responsible for understanding how your treatment will be covered by your health plan.