Category: Non-Emergency Medical Transporation

Guide for Wheelchair-Friendly Transportation in Metro Phoenix & Tucson Area

While there are a few wheelchair-friendly options for transportation around Phoenix and Tucson, public transportation for the most part is unreliable. The greatest resource individuals with mobility issues and disabilities can benefit from is a professional transportation company designed for catering to wheelchair and stretcher needs.

September 09 2021

Accessible Rides to the Tucson Artisan Gem Show 2021

The Tucson Gem Show has been a community staple for local artisans, business owners, and traders. However, due to the pandemic and strict safety laws, the much-anticipated event had to be put on hold in 2020. This year, as restrictions ease up, the event returns for a fantastic four-day experience.

How to Manage Transportation for Family Members in Wheelchairs

When it comes to family, there’s no doubt you would go the extra mile to make sure they’re safe and comfortable. This rings particularly true for those in our family using wheelchairs. The fact is, however, that we’re not always able to be there for them whenever they may need help. Reliable transportation is a primary concern in such cases, especially if regular appointments need to be met.

How NEMT Helps Wheelchair Users Get to Their Dialysis Treatments

Medical patients need to meet their regular health requirements, such as dialysis treatments among others. There are times when those utilizing wheelchairs need to get to their appointments, but have no way of getting there. Fortunately, non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) is a convenient and readily available option for patients so they can get to where they need to be.

June 15 2021

Advantages of Private Wheelchair-Accessible Transportation (NEMT) Over Public Transportation

Public transportation has evolved throughout the years to accommodate wheelchair patients who need to get to their destination. It’s not the most convenient option out there, though, and when there’s simply no one to drive wheelchair users around, there’s always the option to book non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT).