King County Metro's Access Transportation is the ADA paratransit service for people whose disability prevents them from riding regular buses some or all of the time. Its eligibility application, started online, is not complete until a healthcare professional co-signs it. The applicant enters the professional's email, and the professional approves the application electronically.
The applicant, or an authorized advocate, completes the application with medical condition details, frequently traveled addresses and the professional's email. The applicant's healthcare professional reviews and co-signs it, usually by electronic approval inside the online application.
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Access Transportation eligibility application - healthcare professional co-signature
King County Metro, Access Transportation takes this form through its online services or your EMR, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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The applicant enters the professional's email address in the online application, and the professional receives a request to approve it electronically. King County Metro states that applications must be co-signed by a healthcare professional to be considered complete, so eligibility review does not move forward until that approval is in.
Yes. After checking eligibility online, applicants can choose to finish online, have a PDF emailed to them, or have a paper version mailed. The application is in English and responses must be submitted in English, although a translation tool is available for certain languages.
The applicant can log in to track status, which shows professional verification, evaluation scheduling and the final decision. An in-person evaluation at Harborview Medical Center follows, and Access decides within 21 calendar days of having all the information it needs.