MobilityLink, the ADA paratransit service in the Baltimore region, decides eligibility through MDOT MTA's Mobility Certification Application. Part B is the healthcare provider certification of the applicant's conditions and how they affect independent travel on MTA buses and trains. Applicants are told to pick the provider who knows their condition best, and an interview follows.
The applicant completes Part A (Sections 1 to 10, plus optional Section 11 naming an agent). A healthcare or disability professional, such as a physician, NP, PA, therapist, audiologist, psychologist, LCSW or vocational rehabilitation counselor, completes and signs Part B with a license number.
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MDOT MTA Mobility Certification Application - Part B: Healthcare Provider Certification
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Physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, ophthalmologists, optometrists, audiologists, physical, occupational, respiratory and speech-language therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists or psychiatric social workers, licensed clinical social workers, vocational rehabilitation counselors and independent living specialists. The provider certifies they are licensed and currently treating the applicant.
Not for new applicants. They call the Certification Office to schedule an appointment and must bring the application to the in-person interview; emailed, faxed or mailed applications are not accepted. Recertification applicants instead complete a brief telephone interview after MTA receives their application.
Yes. MDOT MTA posts an accessible Spanish version of the certification application alongside the English one. Applicants who need another alternative format, or help understanding the forms, can contact Mobility Information or use Maryland Relay.