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Yes — we specialize in transporting SNF residents to and from the facility for appointments, surgeries, dialysis, therapy, admissions, discharges and hospital transfers..
Absolutely. We take residents to the hospital or surgery center for scheduled procedures and bring them safely back to their facility bed afterward — bed-to-bed, with EMT attendants and the right equipment for post-op comfort..
Yes. Recurring and standing schedules are one of our most-requested services for SNF residents. Tell us the routine — for example dialysis three times a week or weekly wound care — and we lock in reliable transport with the same crew whenever possible.
Both. Family members, residents and facility staff (case managers, discharge planners, nurses) can all schedule transport. For facilities, we can set up an account for streamlined, recurring booking and billing.
It depends on mobility. Ambulatory residents may travel seated, wheelchair users ride in a secured, lift-equipped van, and residents who must remain reclined travel by gurney with full bed-to-bed transfers. We'll recommend the right option when you book..
Yes. We confirm pickup and return windows directly with facility staff to align with the resident's appointment, census and discharge schedule — arriving early and documenting each handoff..
We do — transporting new residents into the facility, discharging residents home or to another facility, and managing hospital-to-SNF and SNF-to-SNF transfers with a documented, room-to-room handoff.
For scheduled trips we recommend at least 24 hours so we can confirm timing with the facility. Recurring schedules are best set up a few days ahead. Same-day and urgent requests are accommodated whenever a crew is available.
Yes - a loved one is welcome to ride with the patient so there's a familiar, reassuring face for the whole trip, at no extra worry.
With advance-scheduled pickups available earlier. Our team answers calls in seconds — your call never goes to hold.
Tell us in advance. Our EMT crews carry stair chairs and are trained to navigate stairs, narrow hallways and tight turns safely - so a patient can get all the way inside and settled, even in a walk-up or a home with no elevator.
