Dallas Area Rapid Transit requires written disability verification from a physician as the second step of applying for DART Paratransit Services. This one-page form confirms each diagnosis or disability with its date of onset and records which mobility devices are prescribed. It goes back to DART with the certification form, after which DART schedules an in-person assessment.
The applicant completes DART's separate certification form. A physician or other credentialed provider (MD, DO, RN, PA or FNP) completes this form in its entirety and signs it with license number, state and office phone.
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Physician Verification of Disability Form (DART Paratransit Services)
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The signature line asks for the physician's name and credentials as MD, DO, RN, PA or FNP, with license number and state. The form's purpose is to verify the medical conditions that prevent the applicant from using DART's bus and rail services, so it should come from a treating clinician.
A DART representative schedules an in-person assessment with an Eligibility and Training Specialist, at no charge. It includes a brief interview, a photo, and a functional, cognitive or visual assessment depending on the disability. DART then grants conditional or unconditional eligibility, or denies it with a right to appeal.
Yes. The applicant must also complete a DART certification form and attend the in-person assessment. DART's page warns that failing to complete any step prevents it from considering the application. Applicants with vision, seizure or cognitive conditions may use DART's condition-specific forms.