Paratransit is a shared-ride service operated with accessible vehicles. It is designed to be comparable to fixed-route service. LinkAssist Program Guide to Paratransit Services β download one of the files or view the full guide below.
Persons with disabilities may be eligible for ADA complementary paratransit service based on a permanent or temporary disability. According to federal regulations, paratransit services must be offered to persons whose disability:.
Prevents them from getting on and off the bus or riding the bus. The MetroLink Tulsa Call Center does not mail applications, nor will LinkAssist Program applications be available at local agencies or health care facilities. You can request a paper copy of the application and professional verification form be mailed to your home, or ADARIDE offers a more accessible option for those who want to complete the process on-line.
When you receive the application or go online to complete the form www. The application includes a Professional Verification Form that must be completed and signed by a qualified and licensed professional. If this section is not completed, the application will be returned. The decision regarding eligibility for LinkAssist Services is a transportation decision, not a medical decision. However, it is essential to have information from the licensed professional to assist in making a decision regarding eligibility.
Upon receipt of your completed application, the contractor will have 21 days to make a determination regarding your eligibility.
