Dr. Marrone brings a true compassion for the people in the commercial driving industry with family roots in the trucking industry. As a critical part of the process of obtaining and maintaining a CDL Medical Card, Dr. Marrone is motivated to maintain a strong understanding of what is important to the industry, motor carriers, the community, and CDL holders themselves. He offers $110 FMCSA Certified CDL Medical Exams while personally answering the phone to assist in any concerns leading up to the appointment or with navigating DOT regulations.

CDL Medical Card

As of May 2014, CDL holders are required to obtain a Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) medical examination from certified personnel, like Dr. Marrone. Under the FMCSA National Registry, CDL holders can rest assured that they are meeting with a qualified professional who will abide by Federal regulations and guidelines.

Certified medical examiners listed on the FMCSA registry can examine commercial drivers from any state. In order to maintain a CDL Class A/B/C or CDL permit, drivers must receive a DOT medical examiner’s certificate. Forms are available at Northeast Ohio DOT Physicals.

Schedule an Appointment, Avoid Waiting

Dr. Marrone is committed helping at every step. Call him anytime at   (216) 532-3368. Appointments range from early morning until evenings to accommodate all driver’s schedule’s. By booking an appointment, you also eliminate any wait time.

Northeast Ohio DOT Physicals office space features accessible parking while being centrally located in Parma, Ohio. Click here to see us on the map.

Before Your Appointment

Prepare for your exam by consolidating the necessary documents and paperwork ahead of your appointment. Feel free to reach the doctor directly at (216) 532-3368 for any questions that arise. For more information, you can also visit the FMCSA website.

What to bring to your CDL Medical Exam:

1. Driver’s License
2. Current CDL Medical Card (if applicable)
3. Eyeglasses, Contacts, or Hearing Aids (if applicable)
4. A list of medications with dosage

Those with the following diagnoses will need to follow these further guidelines:

• Diabetes
  • Bring your most recent A1C reading from your physician
• Cardiac condition including history of heat attack or previous heart surgery
  • Requires a letter of clearance to safely operate a commercial vehicle from your cardiologist, including a normal EKG
• Mental Health Condition
  • Letter of Clearance from a mental health professional indication your condition is stable and any medications do not interfere with your ability to safely operate a commercial vehicle
• Sleep Apnea
  • You must use a CPAP mask and present a printed compliance of 70% or greater

A CDL Medical Card issued after passing the DOT physical is valid for 24 months. In some cases, such as monitoring a condition (i.e. high blood pressure), it may be necessary to issue a CDL Medical Card that is valid for less than 24 months.

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