Calgarians whose disability prevents them from getting to stops, boarding or navigating Calgary Transit buses and CTrains apply for Calgary Transit Access, the city's shared-ride paratransit service, with this form. A treating health professional completes the verification part. Every applicant then has an in-person interview with functional assessments, and the professional's information alone does not decide eligibility.
The applicant or guardian completes Parts A to E, including the consent authorizing release of health information. Part F must be completed by a licensed professional who has treated or directly supported the applicant, such as a physician, nurse practitioner, occupational or physical therapist, psychologist or registered social worker, and never by a friend or relative.
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Calgary Transit Access Application
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A licensed professional who has treated or directly supported the applicant: a physician, surgeon or psychiatrist, an occupational, physical or recreation therapist, a psychologist, registered social worker, registered nurse or nurse practitioner, or a certified orientation and mobility instructor. Friends, acquaintances and relatives cannot complete it.
No. Part F states that completing it does not guarantee eligibility. Every applicant attends an in-person interview at a Calgary Transit Access location, where eligibility specialists observe and assess their abilities, and applicants hear within about 5 business days after the interview.
How long you have known the applicant, the primary disability and its onset date, how it prevents transit use, any balance or gait concerns, and how day-to-day function is affected in functional health, sensory, cognitive, mental health and behavioural areas. Seizure disorders may also need a separate Seizure Supplement Form.