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Verizon's medical and senior repair prioritization program

The household is eligible to participate in the Repair Prioritization program if there is no alternative access to call Emergency-911 services. Alternative access is defined as having use of a cell phone or another telephone line in the household to call Emergency-911 services.

  • The customer needs to fill out the form entitled Certification of Senior Status for Repair Priority
  • The customer self-certifies that the age requirement is met, no proof of age documentation is required
  • The completed form should be mailed to:
    Maryland Repair Priority Program
    PO Box 16804
    Newark, NJ 07101

 

The household is eligible to participate in the Repair Prioritization program if there is no alternative access to call Emergency-911 services. Alternative access is defined as having use of a cell phone or another telephone line in the household to call Emergency-911 services.

Temporary Medical Condition:

  • A temporary medical condition is defined as existing for a period up to 12 months
  • A medical professional must certify that a temporary medical condition exists
  • Both the customer and medical professional need to fill out the form entitled Medical Professional Certification Of Medical Condition Requiring Repair Priority
  • The completed form should be mailed to:
    Maryland Repair Priority Program
    PO Box 16804
    Newark, NJ 07101

The household is eligible to participate in the Repair Prioritization program if there is no alternative access to call Emergency-911 services. Alternative access is defined as having use of a cell phone or another telephone line in the household to call Emergency-911 services.

Permanent Medical Condition: