CDL Physical & DOT Medical Exams in Daytona Beach
OneCare CDL provides FMCSA-certified CDL physicals and DOT medical exams with same-day medical cards — serving truck drivers across Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Deltona, and greater Volusia County.
Your Local CDL Physical & DOT Medical Exam
If you're searching for a CDL physical near me in the Daytona Beach area, OneCare CDL is your local, FMCSA-certified destination. Dr. David Jacobsen performs CDL physicals, CDL medical exams, and DOT medical exams and issues your CDL medical card the same day you pass — serving truck drivers across Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Deltona, and greater Volusia County.
A CDL physical and a DOT physical are the same FMCSA exam — “DOT” names the federal rule and “CDL” names the license it protects. Every commercial driver needs a valid medical card, whether you're a new driver getting your first CDL physical or renewing your certification. Drivers who also need a screening can add DOT drug and alcohol testing in the same visit.
As an FMCSA National Registry examiner, Dr. David Jacobsen is the CDL doctor near me that Volusia County drivers look for — most CDL medical exams are completed in 20–30 minutes by appointment. Not sure where to start? See our guide to where to get a CDL physical near Daytona Beach.
What's Included in Your DOT Physical
Your DOT medical examination includes a comprehensive health assessment required by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA):
- Medical History Review (medications, past conditions, surgeries)
- Vision Test (corrected and uncorrected acuity, peripheral vision)
- Hearing Test (whisper test or audiometer)
- Blood Pressure and Pulse Check
- Urinalysis (diabetes screening)
- Physical Examination (heart, lungs, abdomen, spine, extremities)
What to Bring to Your Appointment
- Your driver's license or a state-issued photo ID.
- Glasses or contact lenses if you wear them, and hearing aids if you use them.
- A complete list of your current medications, including dosages and the provider who prescribed them.
- If you are treated with insulin, the Insulin-Treated Diabetes Mellitus Assessment Form (MCSA-5870) completed by your treating clinician.
- If you are being assessed under the alternative vision standard, the Vision Evaluation Report (MCSA-5871).
- If you manage diabetes without insulin, sleep apnea, or a heart condition, recent records or a letter from your treating provider.
- Your current medical examiner certificate if you are renewing.
CDL Physical Pricing
New Driver
First visit or new CDL applicant
Returning Driver
RETURNINGPreviously seen at our office
Physical + Drug Test
Pre-employment bundle with lab confirmation
All exams include medical card and FMCSA upload. No hidden fees.
How Long Does a CDL Physical Take?
Most DOT physicals take 20–30 minutes. If you pass, you'll receive your medical card the same day – no waiting period.
Your certification will be electronically submitted to the FMCSA National Registry within 24 hours.
Medical Card Duration
- 2 Years: The maximum under 49 CFR 391.45(b), when the examiner finds no condition that calls for closer monitoring
- 1 Year: The longest period under the insulin-treated diabetes and alternative vision standards, and the period the Medical Advisory Criteria provide for Stage 1 hypertension and recommend for treated hypertension
- 3-6 Months: For example, the one-time 3-month certification for Stage 2 hypertension, 6-month certification once Stage 3 hypertension is controlled, or up to 3 months under the insulin standard until 3 months of glucose records are available
FMCSA-Certified Medical Examiner
Dr. David Jacobsen is listed on the FMCSA National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners. This certification is required by federal law – only examiners on the National Registry can issue valid DOT medical cards.
You can verify Dr. Jacobsen's certification on the FMCSA website.
CDL Physical FAQs
Where can I get a CDL physical near me in Daytona Beach?
OneCare CDL performs CDL physicals and DOT medical exams at 755 Westmoreland Rd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114. Dr. Jacobsen is an FMCSA-certified medical examiner serving truck drivers throughout Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Holly Hill, Deltona, and greater Volusia County.
How much does a CDL physical cost?
A CDL physical is $80 for new drivers and $70 for returning drivers. A combined physical and pre-employment drug test is $105. Every exam includes your DOT medical card and the FMCSA National Registry upload — no hidden fees.
Can I get my DOT medical card the same day?
Yes. If you pass your exam, you receive your DOT medical card the same day, and your certification is electronically submitted to the FMCSA National Registry within 24 hours.
Do I need an appointment, or do you take walk-ins?
OneCare CDL is appointment-based, which keeps your visit fast and predictable — most CDL physicals take just 20–30 minutes. Book online or call (386) 226-0011 to schedule your exam.
What do I need to bring to my CDL physical?
Bring these to your CDL physical: Your driver's license or a state-issued photo ID. Glasses or contact lenses if you wear them, and hearing aids if you use them. A complete list of your current medications, including dosages and the provider who prescribed them. If you are treated with insulin, the Insulin-Treated Diabetes Mellitus Assessment Form (MCSA-5870) completed by your treating clinician. If you are being assessed under the alternative vision standard, the Vision Evaluation Report (MCSA-5871). If you manage diabetes without insulin, sleep apnea, or a heart condition, recent records or a letter from your treating provider. Your current medical examiner certificate if you are renewing.
Is a CDL physical the same as a DOT physical?
Yes. The CDL physical and the DOT physical are the same FMCSA-mandated medical exam — 'DOT' refers to the federal Department of Transportation rule, while 'CDL' refers to the commercial driver's license the exam keeps valid. OneCare CDL performs this exam for drivers throughout the Daytona Beach area.
What is a CDL medical card, and how long is it valid?
Your CDL medical card (the medical examiner's certificate) is issued when you pass your FMCSA exam. It can be valid for up to 2 years (24 months); the examiner sets a shorter period when a condition calls for closer monitoring, and some standards cap it at 12 months. If you pass, Dr. David Jacobsen issues your card the same day.
Who can perform a CDL medical exam?
Only a medical examiner listed on the FMCSA National Registry can perform a CDL medical exam and issue a valid medical card. Dr. David Jacobsen is a National Registry–certified examiner who has served commercial drivers since 1985.
Do you offer CDL physicals for new drivers?
Yes. New CDL applicants need a valid medical card before their license can be issued. A CDL physical for a new driver is $80 at OneCare CDL in Daytona Beach, and most exams take 20–30 minutes.
What is CDL medical certification?
CDL medical certification is your DOT medical card plus the self-certification category you file with your state DMV — both must stay current to keep your CDL valid. OneCare CDL performs the FMCSA exam and issues the medical card by appointment.
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