Blue Badge Medical Letter

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What is a Blue Badge Medical Letter?

A Blue Badge Medical Letter (sometimes called a supporting medical letter for a Blue Badge application) is a professional document that explains how your medical condition or disability affects your ability to walk or move around.

Local councils and Blue Badge departments often request a supporting medical letter when you:

At Merlin Health, our Blue Badge medical letter serves as essential documentation to support your council application, helping you demonstrate that your disability or health condition meets the medical eligibility criteria for a Blue Badge.

How to Get a Blue Badge Medical Letter

Getting your Blue Badge Medical Letter from Merlin Health is simple, secure, and completely online. Every request is personally reviewed by an expert UK GMC-registered doctor. Here’s how it works:

1

Complete the Online Form

Fill out our secure form describing your health condition or disability and how it affects your ability to walk or move around. You’ll also be asked to upload supporting medical evidence such as a clinic letter, hospital summary, or medical record that confirms your diagnosis.

2

Doctor Review

One of our experienced UK doctors will carefully review your details and medical evidence. If we need more information, our team will contact you before proceeding.

3

Letter Issued

If appropriate, your doctor will write and sign your Blue Badge Medical Letter the same day. You’ll receive a verifiable digital PDF, complete with the doctor’s signature, GMC number, and QR code for verification — ready to submit to your local authority Blue Badge department.

What You’ll Need to Apply

To help our doctors prepare your Blue Badge Medical Letter accurately, you’ll just need to provide a few details:

Everything is reviewed by one of our UK-registered doctors, handled securely, and kept completely confidential.

“Having limited mobility can make everyday life challenging. A properly written Blue Badge Medical Letter gives your council the clear, trusted evidence they need to support your application.
At Merlin Health, every letter is carefully reviewed and verified by a registered doctor — helping you access the mobility assistance and parking convenience you need.”

Dr Michael Jones, Co-Founder & Lead Doctor at Merlin Health

“Having limited mobility can make everyday life challenging. A properly written Blue Badge Medical Letter gives your council the clear, trusted evidence they need to support your application.
At Merlin Health, every letter is carefully reviewed and verified by a registered doctor — helping you access the mobility assistance and parking convenience you need.”

Dr Michael Jones, Co-Founder & Lead Doctor at Merlin Health

What’s Included in Your Letter

Every Blue Badge Medical Letter from Merlin Health includes:

Who Needs a Blue Badge Medical Letter

A Blue Badge medical letter is often required by your local council to support an application or renewal if you have a health condition, disability, or long-term illness that significantly limits your ability to walk or move around.

This letter provides support, explaining how your condition affects your mobility and why you may need access to blue badge parking. You may need a blue bade medical letter if you have:

A Blue Badge can make day-to-day travel much easier, especially when parking at airports, hospitals, shopping centres, or public transport hubs, where accessible spaces are essential for people with limited mobility.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Blue Badge Medical Letter?

A Blue Badge Medical Letter is a document written by a UK-registered doctor that explains how your medical condition or disability affects your mobility. It provides clear, professional evidence to support your Blue Badge application or renewal with your local council. The letter confirms your diagnosis, how your condition impacts walking or movement, and why accessible parking is necessary for your safety and independence.

Most local councils ask for medical evidence when you apply for or renew a Blue Badge, especially if your condition doesn’t automatically qualify. A doctor-signed medical letter helps the council understand the medical reasons behind your mobility challenges, verifies your disability or health condition, and supports your request for mobility assistance or accessible parking.

Yes. If your Blue Badge is due for renewal (usually every three years), a new medical letter can help confirm that your health condition or disability still affects your mobility. Councils often request updated documentation during renewal to ensure your eligibility remains the same.

A Blue Badge Medical Letter must be written and signed by a UK GMC-registered doctor or GP. At Merlin Health, every letter is prepared by a qualified doctor who reviews your medical information and supporting evidence before issuing a signed, verifiable PDF suitable for council submission.

Not exactly. While both are written by doctors, a Blue Badge Medical Letter is specifically structured to support a Blue Badge application. It focuses on how your condition limits your mobility, meets council requirements, and includes the information local authorities look for when assessing eligibility.

Yes. Merlin Health provides a fully online service — there’s no need for an in-person appointment. You can complete a secure online form, upload your supporting medical evidence, and receive a signed, verifiable digital PDF from a UK doctor within hours.

Most letters are issued the same day, typically within just a few hours of submission. Every request is reviewed promptly by a UK-registered doctor to ensure accuracy and compliance before the signed letter is sent directly to your email inbox.

A Merlin Health Blue Badge Medical Letter costs £49.00. The price includes the doctor’s review, preparation of your letter, and delivery of a verifiable digital PDF. If our doctors cannot issue your letter, you’ll receive a full refund.

Each letter includes:

  • A summary of your medical condition or disability

  • An explanation of how it limits your ability to walk or move around

  • Confirmation that your condition meets medical eligibility for Blue Badge consideration

  • The doctor’s signature and GMC number

  • A verifiable digital PDF with a unique QR code for council verification

Anyone with a disability, chronic illness, or medical condition that limits mobility may benefit from a Blue Badge medical letter. This includes people with severe arthritis, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis (MS), chronic respiratory conditions, cardiac disease, or other long-term issues that make walking difficult or unsafe.

Councils typically consider medical conditions that cause severe mobility issues or difficulty walking short distances. Common examples include:

  • Severe arthritis or joint problems

  • Chronic pain or musculoskeletal disorders

  • Parkinson’s disease or other neurological conditions

  • COPD, asthma, or chronic respiratory disease

  • Heart failure or angina

  • Amputations or conditions requiring wheelchairs or walking aids

Yes. Chronic pain and arthritis are among the most common reasons for Blue Badge applications. If pain, stiffness, or fatigue makes walking difficult, your doctor can outline these limitations in your medical letter to support your council application.

Yes. Parents, guardians, or carers can request a Blue Badge medical letter on behalf of a child or dependent adult who has a qualifying condition. The letter explains the individual’s diagnosis and how their disability affects mobility, helping the council assess their needs accurately.

When applying for a Blue Badge, you may need:

  • A medical letter from a UK-registered doctor

  • Clinic letters or medical records confirming your diagnosis

  • Proof of identity and address

  • Recent photographs

Useful evidence includes recent clinic letters, hospital discharge summaries, physiotherapy notes, or your NHS Summary Care Record. These documents help your doctor confirm your diagnosis and write a detailed letter verifying your mobility limitations.

Yes. Merlin Health allows you to obtain your Blue Badge medical letter entirely online without booking a GP appointment. You simply complete a secure online form, upload medical evidence, and our GMC-registered doctor prepares your signed letter remotely.

Yes, where possible. Uploading clinic letters, hospital reports, or medical records helps the reviewing doctor confirm your condition and ensure your letter is accurate. The more supporting evidence you provide, the stronger your Blue Badge application will be.

If we cannot issue you a medical letter, we will provide you a full refund. Once a letter has been issued and sent to you, refunds are unavailable.

Got a question or special requirement? Email us at info@merlinhealth.co.uk and we’ll be happy to help.

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