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Your medical. Crosschecked.

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Everything for your
FAA medical.

Quick answers from the FAA's own documents, and one place for your records. Start free. Add a plan when you want more.

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Every picture is a real Crosscheck screen or is drawn from one, with made-up records.

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Know your position.

The FAA tools are open to everyone, with no account. A free account adds your medical dates.

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Check a medication

See what the FAA has published about a medication: 463 medications and classes, from 73 FAA documents.

Check a medication: loratadine typed into the search box. The answer reads FAA guidance: Acceptable with conditions, with the FAA's own words beside it, and the source and dates under it.
The answer for loratadine. Open to everyone, no account needed.
  • The FAA's own word for it, when its document uses one, kept apart from Crosscheck's plain reading.
  • Any wait the FAA gives, shown with the answer.
  • When the answer depends on what you take it for, you choose the use first.
  • When the FAA's documents don't cover a medication, the answer says so. That does not mean it is acceptable.
  • The search runs on your device. Nothing you type leaves it.

Medication guidance alone does not determine whether a pilot is medically qualified to fly. The underlying condition, dosage, side effects, medication combinations, and certification history may affect FAA eligibility.

Source: the FAA's list of medication pages in its Guide for Aviation Medical Examiners (opens in a new tab). FAA date 30 Sep 2026. Checked 14 Oct 2026.

Check a medication

Check a condition

See how the FAA routes a medical condition, in plain words. 144 condition pages, from ADHD to sleep apnea.

Check a condition

Asthma

The FAA's table sorts asthma into three rows.

  • Row A

    Resolved, an avoidable trigger, or exercise-induced

    Examiner issuesExaminer can issue

  • Row B

    Intermittent or mild persistent asthma

    WorksheetCACI

  • Row C

    Moderate or severe persistent asthma

    Defers to the FAASpecial Issuance

Show the FAA's words

Asthma Disposition TableFAA date 24 Sep 2025

Drawn from the Asthma page's own words.
  • The short version first, then the FAA's own table, row by row.
  • What the examiner checks, what happens if the examiner defers, and what later exams ask for.
  • The FAA's exact words are one press away, under Show the FAA's words.
  • Every section names its FAA document and the date.

Source, for the example: Asthma Disposition Table (opens in a new tab). FAA date 24 Sep 2025. Checked 14 Oct 2026.

Check a condition

Find an examiner

Search by town, ZIP code or name for the Aviation Medical Examiners nearest you. 1,993 listings, from the FAA's own list.

Denver, CO

Examiners nearest Denver, CO

  • Dr Elena R. Marsh

    Front Range Aviation Medicine · Denver, CO

    2 miles

    Classes 1, 2 and 3HIMS

  • Dr Priya N. Raman

    Mile High Occupational Health · Aurora, CO

    8 miles

    Classes 1, 2 and 3

Drawn from Find an examiner. The examiners are made up.
  • Which classes each examiner can issue, and whether the FAA's HIMS list names them.
  • The practice, the phone number and the distance, with a map beside the list.
  • The FAA's list does not say whether an examiner is taking appointments. Call and ask.

Find an examiner

Your medical dates

Answer four questions from your certificate. Crosscheck works out when each class of privileges ends, from the FAA's rule.

Your first-class medical

Active

All indications green.

First-class privileges until 31 Dec 2026

78days left

  • 31 Dec 2026First-class privileges end
  • 30 Jun 2027Second-class privileges end
  • 30 Jun 2028Third-class privileges end

Automatic reminderAbout a month before 31 Dec 2026

A made-up first-class medical, from an exam on 10 Jun 2026, as it stood on 14 Oct 2026.
  • It works from your class, your exam date and your age that day, and stops at your certificate's own end date if it has one. If you enter your date of birth instead, it is used once and not saved.
  • When each class ends, and when your medical steps down to a lower class.
  • Book your next exam by the last day of the class you hold.
  • One automatic reminder about a month before your medical date.

Source: 14 CFR 61.23(d) (opens in a new tab), current as of 9 Sep 2026.

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FAA guide

Plain-words pages on the FAA's conditions, the certification pathways and where Crosscheck's FAA information comes from, each with links to the FAA.

Open the FAA guide

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Then $39.99 a year. Renews unless canceled.

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My FAA Medical

Your certificate, your dates and your next exam on one page, with Get ready for my exam.

Get ready for my exam: a made-up MedXPress confirmation number, with 52 days left to have the exam before the FAA deletes the application, then the checks to make before submitting.
Get ready for my exam. The confirmation number is made up.
  • Save the confirmation number MedXPress gives you when you submit.
  • The FAA deletes an application if the exam doesn't happen within 60 days. Crosscheck counts the days left.
  • What to bring, from the FAA's own page: your confirmation number and a government-issued photo ID.
  • Your glasses or contacts too, when your certificate has a limitation about them.

Sources: the 60 days, the FAA's MedXPress questions page (opens in a new tab). Checked 14 Oct 2026. What to bring, the FAA's page on getting a medical certificate (opens in a new tab). FAA date 14 May 2026. Checked 14 Oct 2026.

Get ready for my exam

Doctor visits and medications

MedXPress asks for every visit to a health professional in the last 3 years (Item 19) and every medication (Item 17). Add them as they happen.

My medications: two made-up medications, each with its dose and how often it is taken, with Add a medication, Check a medication and Copy for MedXPress.
My doctor visits: two made-up visits in the last three years, each with the doctor, the place, the reason and the date, with Add a visit and Copy for MedXPress.
My doctor visits, in front of My medications. The visits and medications are made up.
  • Each visit in the boxes the form asks for: the date, the doctor, the address, the kind of professional and the reason.
  • Copy for MedXPress shows your list as the form's own boxes. Press a box to copy it, and it turns green.
  • Add a medication by hand, or straight from Check a medication. It stays linked to its FAA entry.
  • Attach a note or a test result to a visit. It shows in My documents too.

Source: MedXPress, the FAA's online application (FAA Form 8500-8), Items 17 and 19. Crosscheck assumes you list everything, the way the form asks.

Open my doctor visits

My documents

Copies of your doctor's notes, test results, certificates and FAA letters, each with what it is and its date.

My documents: two made-up documents, a doctor's note and a medical certificate, each with what it is and the date on it, with Add document.
My documents. The documents are made up.
documents
100
in all
1 GB
per file
50 MB
  • PDFs and photos (JPEG, PNG or HEIC). A photo from your phone is fine.
  • A doctor's note dated more than 90 days before your exam is flagged. The FAA asks for one from no more than 90 days before.
  • Encrypted, with the rest of your records. Keep the paper or the original file too.

Source: the 90-day note, the FAA's page on getting a medical certificate (opens in a new tab). FAA date 14 May 2026. Checked 14 Oct 2026.

Open my documents

My Reminders

Your own reminders for any date, by email or by text.

My Reminders: next up, the day first-class privileges end, then the upcoming dates by month. The dates are made up.
My Reminders, with a made-up pilot's dates.
  • Your certificate dates, your exam and any date you add, on one calendar.
  • Choose the day and the time each reminder goes out.
  • A reminder email names the date, not what it is for.
  • Texts go only to your own phone, and only after you turn them on.

See my reminders

My MedXPress Profile and Crosscheck Fill-in

Your answers for MedXPress's pages, kept ready for when you apply.

Crosscheck Fill-in for MedXPress, an optional add-on for your web browser, types them into your own MedXPress application.

You are responsible for every answer on your application. Look at every page in MedXPress before you submit.

How Crosscheck Fill-in works

Crosscheck Fill-in

  • Fills your application one page at a time, from General to Medical Visits.
  • Adds your medications and your doctor visits.
  • Stops at Declarations, so you can check everything.
  • Brings back your confirmation number when you submit.

It never

  • Enters your Social Security number.
  • Signs or submits your application.
  • Changes an answer already in MedXPress.
  • Chooses an answer for you.
My MedXPress Profile with a made-up pilot's answers saved, and beside them the Fill-in card's steps: Open MedXPress, then Start filling MedXPress.
Save your answers on My MedXPress Profile, then press Start filling MedXPress.
After the run: Fill-in activity lists each MedXPress page filled, General to Medical Visits, and the card says it stopped at Declarations for the pilot to review.
It stops at Declarations and lists every page it filled. You review and submit.

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For more complex medicals

Plan your approach.

Everything in Plus, plus the Certification Assistant, for pilots who need more advanced certification preparation.

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Then $69.99 a year. Renews unless canceled.

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Certification Assistant

A plan for each of the 144 conditions on Check a condition, built from the FAA's own documents.

High blood pressure

Hypertension

New case · First class

Your certification plan

0 of 2 ready

Next exam

1 Dec 2026

Things to prepare

  1. 1

    Progress note

    Within 90 days before the examEvery year

    Not started
  2. 2

    Your blood pressure medications

    Up to 3 acceptable blood pressure medications, in combination.

    Not started
Show the FAA's words on every itemAttach document
Drawn from the Certification Assistant, with a made-up plan.
  • A step-by-step plan for your condition, built from the FAA's own documents.
  • New cases, renewals and reissues under an FAA Authorization.
  • Add your FAA letters. Their requirements join your plan.
  • Attach your documents to each item, from My documents.
  • Key dates and reminders for the plan.
  • Build a submission packet: one PDF for your examiner or the FAA.
documents
500
in all
5 GB
per file
50 MB

Every condition is different. Crosscheck lists what the FAA's documents ask for and what you have gathered. It does not predict what the FAA or an examiner will decide, and it is not medical advice.

On every plan

Built the same way for every pilot.

  • Private by design

    Your records are encrypted and are not available to Crosscheck staff through normal support or administrative tools.

    How Crosscheck protects them

  • The FAA's source and date

    Every answer names the FAA document it comes from, and the date.

  • No ads, no ad trackers

    No ad pixels and no fonts from other sites. Public pages count visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics.

  • Signed out when you step away

    Crosscheck signs you out after 15 minutes without activity.

  • On any device

    In the web browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Nothing to install.

  • Easy to read

    Big type and plain words, with the FAA's term beside them. It works with a keyboard and at 200% zoom.

Plans

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Free

Know your position.

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The FAA tools and your medical dates.One automatic reminder about a month before your medical date.

Recommended

Crosscheck Plus

Stay on course.

First year: $35.99Regular price: $39.99

Then $39.99 a year. Renews unless canceled.

or $7.99 a month

Your records in one place, ready for MedXPress.

For more complex medicals

Crosscheck Pro

Plan your approach.

First year: $62.99Regular price: $69.99

Then $69.99 a year. Renews unless canceled.

or $12.99 a month

Everything in Plus, and the Certification Assistant.

See what each plan includes, side by side.

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