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        The following is a list of resources and Web links for senior citizens.  To access more information, simply click on the name of a resource to visit their Web site.  If you have suggestions for this page, use our citizen comment form.


Program
Description
TRANSPORTATION
Program
Description
MBTA Commuter Rail
The MBTA's Framingham-Worcester commuter rail line to Boston's South Station stops in West Natick and Natick Center. For more information about routes, schedules and fares call the MBTA Customer Information Center at (800) 392-6100/TDD (617) 222-5146, visit their Web Site, or stop by the Kennedy Senior Center for a schedule.
MBTA Senior Citizen Passes
Reduced fare passes for seniors (65 or older) can be obtained by mail. You must send the following to MBTA Senior Access Pass Office, 145 Dartmouth Street, Boston, MA 02116-5162:

1) 1"x 1" photo (either black or white or color) of applicant's face,

2) photocopy of an ID showing birthday and current name and address, and

3) 50cents cash or money order.

Walk-in service is available at the above office, located at Back Bay Station. The telephone number is (617) 222-5438 / TTY (617) 222-5854.
The Ride
The Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority (MBTA) provides door-to-door transportation for individuals with disabilities who cannot fully utilize regular MBTA buses and trains some or all of the time. Rides are subject to availability based on customer volume. The program is administered by the MBTA Office of Transportation Access, Ten Park Plaza, Room 4730, Boston, MA 02116 (800) 533-6282/TDD (617) 222-5415. For more information and assistance filling out an application, contact Elder Advocates at the Kennedy Senior Center at (508) 647-6540.
Medicaid Transportation
Elders on Medicaid/SSI can receive services to medical appointments if they have no access to other transportation and meet other program qualifications. Call (800) 841-2900 for more information.
Natick Senior Center
Volunteers provide local transportation for medical appointments, food shopping, and senior center activities, subject to availability of the volunteers. The center will also pay a portion of a cab fare for long distance appointments in some instances where alternative transportation is not available. Please call at least 24 hours in advance of the appointment at (508) 647-6540.
Busy Bee provides local, accessible, door-to-door transportation for medical appointments for persons 60 years of age or older. The service is available Monday through Friday. Customers may be picked up for an appointment from 9:30am to 1:30pm, and dropped off at home until 4:00pm. A donation of $3.00 each way is requested. If you would like to schedule a ride, call (508) 881-2120 up to two weeks in advance (but at least a day in advance). Rides are subject to availability based on customer volume.