MARTA's Reduced Fare Card gives people with a mental or physical disability a lower fare on regular bus and rail service. A clinician meets this three-page form when a patient lacks other proof of disability, such as Medicare or Social Security documentation. The provider certifies one of 12 eligibility categories on page 3, and MARTA's Reduced Fare office verifies it before issuing the card.
The applicant completes page 1, including the Breeze Card affidavit and release. A Georgia-licensed physician, psychiatrist, psychologist, ASHA-certified audiologist, physician assistant, advanced registered nurse practitioner or optometrist completes page 2.
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Reduced Fare Card - Health Care Provider Certification of Eligibility (For Persons With A Mental/Physical Disability)
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Only Georgia-licensed providers on MARTA's list: physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists (Ph.D.), audiologists certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, physician assistants, advanced registered nurse practitioners and optometrists. MARTA states that signatures from other providers are not acceptable.
The signed form must reach the Reduced Fare office within 30 days of the provider's signature. Once approved, MARTA sets the certification period from the documentation, up to three years, and the rider recertifies in person with current documentation when it ends. Temporary disabilities are certified for a stated number of months.
Category 11 covers mental illness that includes a substantial disorder of thought, perception, orientation or memory that impairs judgment and behavior. The provider must write a specific diagnosis for this category. Developmental and learning disabilities fall under category 10, which excludes ADD and ADHD.