Waterloo Region residents applying for MobilityPLUS, Grand River Transit's shared-ride service for people who cannot use conventional transit some or all of the time, need this professional form alongside the Part A application. The professional describes how the disability affects travel on GRT buses and ION trains, without needing a specific diagnosis. Complete applications are reviewed within 14 calendar days.
A health or disability professional able to speak to the applicant's disability and transit ability completes the whole form, for example a physician, nurse practitioner, psychiatrist, psychologist, optometrist, physiotherapist, occupational therapist or social worker. The applicant or their representative completes the separate Part A application.
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MobilityPLUS Application - Health/Disability Professional form
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Any professional competent to speak to the applicant's disability and ability to use conventional transit, including physicians, nurse practitioners, psychiatrists, psychologists, optometrists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers, orientation and mobility specialists, kinesiologists, managers of pre-approved day programs or long-term care centres, and others the Region approves.
No. The form asks for the type of disability, physical, sensory, mental health, cognitive, medical or other, and states that a specific diagnosis is not needed. What matters is how the disability affects travel on GRT buses and ION trains, and whether it is temporary or permanent.
GRT reviews complete applications within 14 calendar days of receiving both this form and the Part A application with the applicant's information. GRT may also request an in-person assessment, and registered riders must be at least 12 years old to travel unaccompanied.