DRT
Don is set up to use Dial-A-Ride whenever you cannot use his van for any reason. That includes if his caregiver is not van trained and you need to get to Tri-Life.
Don is set up to use Dial-A-Ride whenever you cannot use his van for any reason. That includes if his caregiver is not van trained and you need to get to Tri-Life.
As far as I know Don and your
caregiver are eligible for these rides free. When you call it is important that
you ask if there’s a charge! The catch is you must reserve his ride 48 hours in
advance of needing it. Plus allow about 45 minutes travel time each way to
include how late they can sometimes be to get you.
You just call Dial-A-Ride
at 970-224-6066 to
book his ride. Also you must tell them how TALL you are in his wheelchair so
they do not send a vehicle that is too short for you to get into. Don’s caregiver
has to get you into the vehicle (usually very easy) then the driver will secure
you.
Also through Dial-A-Ride you
can call Yellow Cab and ride them. Dial-
a-Ride will pay the first $20
towards that ride- usually totally covers cost. They have fewer cabs that can
accommodate his wheelchair height, but they do have some. So it is important to
tell them about his height. They also need a 24 hour notice and are a little
more prompt. For them you call Yellow Cab directly and reserve a cab. Tell them
you are on the Dial-A-Ride rolls, how tall you are, and that you will have a
caregiver with you. Yellow Cab will bill Dial-A-Ride.
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