Trusted Local and Long-Distance Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in California

Yes. Wheelchair-accessible transportation may be scheduled for medical appointments, dialysis, rehabilitation, hospital discharges, facility transfers, and other approved non-emergency trips.

Yes. Non-emergency stretcher transportation may be available for passengers who must remain lying down during transport. Trip approval depends on the passenger’s condition, pickup access, destination, distance, and equipment requirements.

Yes. Hospital discharge transportation can be arranged to a private residence, rehabilitation center, assisted living community, skilled nursing facility, or another approved destination.

Usually, up to two family members may ride with the passenger, but companion capacity depends on the vehicle assigned to the trip, required equipment, passenger needs, and available seating.

Yes. We coordinate private-pay long-distance medical transportation between California cities and counties. Availability and pricing depend on distance, transportation type, schedule, passenger needs, and destination.

Non Emergency Medical Ride is a private-pay transportation provider and does not bill Medicare or Medicaid directly. Passengers should contact their plan administrator to ask whether reimbursement may be available under their individual benefits.

Advance scheduling is recommended, especially for stretcher rides, long-distance trips, dialysis transportation, hospital discharges, and rides requiring specific accessibility arrangements. Same-day availability is not guaranteed.

Requirements vary based on the passenger’s condition, age, mobility, communication ability, facility policies, and trip details. Our team will review any companion or responsible-party requirements during scheduling.