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Serving Palm Coast & Flagler County · Telehealth

Palm Coast handicap placard and disabled parking permit, certified by video.

Need a handicap placard in Palm Coast? A Florida-licensed doctor evaluates your condition for a disabled parking permit by private video visit and, if you qualify, completes the doctor's portion of Florida's HSMV 83039 form. You submit the signed form to the Flagler County Tax Collector's office or a license plate (tag) agency, who issues your placard. $119 one-time fee. Free eligibility check first, no card required.

Flagler County grew quickly and skews older, and Palm Coast residents often drive to Daytona Beach or St. Augustine for specialist care. A telehealth evaluation removes that trip from the process.

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Florida disabled parking placard
Official Florida HSMV 83039 placard
Florida-based practice
Plantation, Florida
Real Florida doctors
Both licensed in Florida
Evaluation by video
County issues the placard
HIPAA compliant
Your health information is protected

How it works in Palm Coast

Three steps, most of it from home. The only time you leave the house is to pick up the placard.

STEP 1

Free eligibility check

Answer a few questions about your condition. It is free and takes about two minutes.

STEP 2

Private video visit

If you qualify, book a time and meet a Florida-licensed doctor by secure video. $119 one-time fee.

STEP 3

Take it to the county

If certified, you receive your signed form within 24 hours to submit to the Flagler County Tax Collector's office or a license plate (tag) agency.

For Palm Coast and Flagler County

Provider Notes serves patients across Florida, including Palm Coast and Florida's northeast coast. Your evaluation happens by video, so there is no office to drive to. If your doctor certifies your application, your completed Florida form is signed and returned to you, and you submit it to your local county office to receive the physical placard.

Your countyFlagler County
Where the form goesFlagler County Tax Collector's office or a license plate (tag) agency
Fee$119 one-time, charged 24 hours before your visit
RequirementYou must be in Florida during the visit

What the fee covers

The $119 pays for the doctor's clinical evaluation, not the outcome. Our doctors are paid the same whether they certify you or not, so you get an honest clinical opinion.

Certification is a clinical decision made during your visit. It is not guaranteed, and the placard itself is issued by Flagler County.

Meet your Florida medical team

Two Florida-licensed doctors covering the full range of qualifying conditions. Based on your eligibility check, you are matched with the right one for your condition.

Orthopedic & musculoskeletal

Dr. Dean Fishman, DC

Florida-licensed chiropractor. Practicing in Florida since 1998.

Evaluates back, joint, arthritis, and other musculoskeletal conditions that affect walking. Certifies Florida form HSMV 83039.

Medical, surgical & pregnancy

Dr. Barry Schapiro, MD

Florida-licensed physician and surgeon.

Evaluates how a medical condition limits your ability to walk, including mobility limits from cardiac, pulmonary, neurological, or vision conditions, from recent surgery, and for expectant mothers. Certifies HSMV 83039 and HSMV 83040.

Common qualifying situations

Not sure which fits you? The free eligibility check routes you to the right doctor.

Mobility & musculoskeletal conditions
Arthritis, back and joint conditions, difficulty walking. Evaluated by Dr. Fishman, DC.
Chronic medical conditions
Heart, lung, neurological, and vision conditions that limit mobility. Evaluated by Dr. Schapiro, MD.
Recovery from recent surgery
Temporary permits for the recovery period. Evaluated by Dr. Schapiro, MD.
Expectant mothers
Temporary permits during pregnancy on form HSMV 83040. Evaluated by Dr. Schapiro, MD.

Palm Coast questions, answered

Do I have to live in Palm Coast to use Provider Notes?+

No. You need to be physically located in Florida during your video visit. We serve Palm Coast, Florida's northeast coast, and the rest of the state.

Where do I take my signed form?+

Palm Coast is in Flagler County, so your completed HSMV 83039 goes to the Flagler County Tax Collector's office or a license plate (tag) agency in your county. Check your local office for locations and any requirements before you go. Many locations also accept applications by mail.

Is approval guaranteed if I pay?+

No. The fee covers the evaluation, not the outcome. Your doctor makes a clinical decision during the visit, and certification is not guaranteed. Our doctors are paid the same whether they certify you or not.

How much does it cost?+

A flat $119, charged 24 hours before your visit. Nothing is charged when you book. The eligibility check beforehand is free and requires no card.

How soon can I be seen?+

Most visits are available within about three days of booking. You choose a time that works for you.

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