San Diego MTS decides eligibility for MTS Access, its door-to-door ADA paratransit service, from the applicant's Part A, an in-person assessment and this five-page Part B. The licensed provider describes how the applicant's conditions affect boarding, navigating and riding the accessible bus and trolley system. MTS stresses that diagnosis, age, distance to a stop or inconvenience are not the basis of eligibility.
A licensed provider completes every page: an MD or DO, RN, psychologist, psychiatrist, ophthalmologist, optometrist (visual disabilities only), physical or occupational therapist, or another licensed provider familiar with the condition. The applicant completes Part A separately.
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Part B: Health Care Provider Certification (MTS Access ADA Paratransit eligibility)
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A licensed health care professional: physician (MD or DO), registered nurse, psychologist, psychiatrist, ophthalmologist, optometrist for visual disabilities only, physical therapist, occupational therapist, or another licensed provider familiar with the applicant's condition. The provider gives their license number, issuing state and specialization, and certifies that they currently treat the applicant.
The provider's certification must be signed and dated within 90 days of the applicant's in-person assessment, according to the certification page of Part B. MTS then decides eligibility within 21 days of the assessment, and it may contact the provider to clarify any answer.
Yes. MTS publishes Part B in English and Spanish, along with Part A in regular and large print. The questions, the 90-day signing window and the requirement that every page be completed by a licensed provider are the same in both versions.