Connect by video with a Florida-licensed chiropractor for your HSMV 83039 evaluation. Skip the office visit, skip the waiting room.
Check eligibility - freeA real video visit with a real Florida-licensed practitioner. Not an algorithm.
A real synchronous appointment with a Florida-licensed chiropractor. Not a questionnaire. Not an asynchronous review.
Florida law (Chapter 460 and HSMV 83039) authorizes licensed chiropractors to certify disabled parking permits for qualifying mobility conditions.
Take a 2-minute screening before you ever pay or book. If your condition is outside our scope, we'll tell you up front.
HIPAA-compliant intake and document delivery. Your medical information is encrypted and shared only with our evaluating chiropractor.
Three steps. No payment until you qualify and book.
A 2-minute screening confirms whether your condition falls within our scope of practice. No payment, no commitment.
Pick a time that works for you and complete a live video evaluation with our Florida-licensed chiropractor.
You'll receive your signed Form HSMV 83039 by secure email. From there, it's your responsibility to bring it to any Florida tax collector or tag agency office to obtain the placard. Provider Notes does not file or issue placards.
Most Florida residents go from eligibility check to placard in hand within a single week.
Free 2-minute screening. No card required.
Pick a time that works for you.
Signed HSMV 83039 by secure email.
You bring the form to a tax collector or tag agency.
Mobility, walking, and orthopedic/neurological conditions within Florida chiropractic scope of practice.
Common conditions we can evaluate include severe arthritis, multiple sclerosis, post-stroke mobility impairment, post-surgical recovery, herniated discs, sciatica, and significant orthopedic injuries.
Straightforward, dignified, and structured around Florida's qualifying criteria.
A focused video consultation. Your chiropractor will review your mobility limitations and the conditions defined under Florida Statute § 320.0848.
This is a synchronous live appointment, not a questionnaire. Ask questions, share context about your condition, and get a clear evaluation.
If you qualify, your chiropractor signs Section 2 of HSMV 83039 and we deliver it to you by secure email. If not, we explain why.
Your appointment runs through our HIPAA-compliant patient portal. Your information is encrypted in transit and at rest.
A 2-minute screening with no payment, no booking, no commitment. We'll tell you immediately whether your condition falls within our scope of practice.
Start free eligibility checkYes. Florida HSMV 83039 and Florida Statute § 320.0848 explicitly authorize Florida-licensed chiropractors (Chapter 460) as certifying authorities, alongside MDs, DOs, podiatrists, optometrists, advanced practice registered nurses, and physician assistants. Chiropractors certify within their scope of practice, which covers musculoskeletal, neurological, and orthopedic conditions.
No. Our 2-minute eligibility check is free. You'll only be asked to book and pay if your condition falls within our chiropractic scope of practice. If we're not a fit, you'll be told before any payment or booking is required.
Our eligibility check filters out cases that fall clearly outside our scope of practice before booking. However, the chiropractor's clinical judgment during the tele-health visit is the final determination. If the chiropractor decides during your visit that your specific presentation doesn't meet Florida's qualifying criteria under § 320.0848, you'll receive a clear explanation. Specific terms are outlined in our Terms of Service.
A permanent placard is valid for 4 years, issued free by the state, and is for long-term or permanent disabilities. A temporary placard is valid for 6 months, requires a $15 state fee paid at your tax collector or tag agency, and is for conditions expected to improve.
We certify mobility, walking, and orthopedic conditions within chiropractic scope: inability to walk 200 feet without resting, reliance on an assistive device, and severe arthritic, neurological, or orthopedic limitation. Cardiac, lung, oxygen-dependent, and vision-related conditions are outside our scope and require a different provider.
Yes. Florida law requires the placard itself to be issued by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles through your county tax collector or an authorized tag agency. Provider Notes only completes the medical certification by tele-health visit. You are responsible for taking the signed form to a tax collector or tag agency along with your driver's license to obtain the placard. We do not file the form, submit it on your behalf, or issue placards.
Florida disabled parking placards are generally honored in other U.S. states under reciprocity agreements. Specific rules vary, so check with the state you're traveling to for any local requirements.
No. Provider Notes provides only the medical certification required for the disabled parking permit application. We don't replace your relationship with your primary care provider, and we don't diagnose or treat conditions outside the placard evaluation.