Transportation Services

A transportation service that safely carries patients, medical staff, or organs by air, often in emergencies or when quick travel is needed between hospitals. Air carriers provide medical flights, air ambulance services, and organ transport, ensuring fast, secure, and regulated travel for critical healthcare needs. Patients can expect professional care, timely transport, and coordination with medical teams during their flight.

A medical service that provides emergency transportation and care to patients who are sick or injured. Ambulance teams respond quickly to 911 calls, provide first aid and life-saving treatment at the scene, and safely transport patients to hospitals. They commonly help with heart attacks, accidents, strokes, breathing problems, and other urgent conditions, ensuring patients receive prompt medical attention during emergencies.

A healthcare provider who transports patients by helicopter or airplane when they need urgent medical care and cannot be safely or quickly moved by ground ambulance. Air ambulance teams care for patients with serious injuries, heart attacks, strokes, or other life-threatening emergencies, providing advanced medical support during the flight to a hospital. Patients can expect rapid transport and care from highly trained medical professionals during emergencies.

A healthcare provider who operates ground-based emergency vehicles to transport patients to and from medical facilities. They provide urgent care and life support during transport, responding to emergencies such as accidents, heart attacks, strokes, and injuries. Patients can expect prompt medical attention, stabilization, and safe transportation by trained professionals until they reach the hospital or appropriate care setting.

A medical service that transports patients by boat or other watercraft when land ambulances cannot reach them. Water ambulances provide emergency care, stabilize injuries or illnesses, and move patients to hospitals or clinics. Patients can expect first aid, monitoring of vital signs, and treatment for conditions like trauma, heart problems, or medical emergencies occurring on islands, ships, or remote waterfront areas.

A transportation service that provides scheduled bus rides for patients or the public to and from medical appointments, hospitals, clinics, or other healthcare facilities. This provider helps patients by offering safe, reliable transport, especially for those who may not have access to other means of travel. Services often include wheelchair-accessible vehicles and assistance for individuals with mobility challenges.

A healthcare provider who specializes in the safe transport of military personnel, including members of the U.S. Coast Guard, by ground, air, or sea. They help move patients between locations for medical care, provide emergency medical support during transport, and ensure the patient’s safety and comfort. Common services include emergency evacuation, medical monitoring, and coordination of care during transit. Patients can expect skilled support throughout the transport process, especially during emergencies or transfers between military medical facilities.

A specialized emergency team who provides air transport for patients in critical or non-critical condition, operated by the military or U.S. Coast Guard. They offer rapid medical evacuation, stabilization, and in-flight care for injuries, trauma, serious illness, or when urgent transport is needed between medical facilities. Patients can expect skilled medical attention during air transfer, often in situations such as accidents, combat injuries, natural disasters, or when immediate hospital access is required.

A medical team who provides emergency or non-emergency ground transportation for patients as part of the military or U.S. Coast Guard. They use ambulances or ambulance buses to safely move patients to and from hospitals or medical facilities, often during military operations or disasters. Services include medical monitoring, first aid, and basic care during transport for injuries, illnesses, or medical emergencies. Patients can expect safe, timely, and professional transport with medical support throughout the journey.

A healthcare provider who specializes in transporting patients by boat or watercraft operated by the military or U.S. Coast Guard. They provide emergency or non-emergency medical care during water transport, helping patients who need to be moved between ships, from ship to shore, or to medical facilities. Services include basic first aid, monitoring vital signs, and stabilizing patients with injuries, medical emergencies, or those needing ongoing care while in transit. Patients can expect safe, timely transport and attentive medical support throughout the journey.

A transportation service that provides safe, comfortable rides for patients who need help getting to and from medical appointments but are not in an emergency. These vehicles are equipped for people with mobility challenges and can assist those who use wheelchairs, walkers, or need extra support. Patients can expect reliable transport for check-ups, dialysis, physical therapy, and other routine healthcare visits.

An individual who provides non-emergency transportation for patients using their own private vehicle. This provider helps patients get to and from medical appointments, clinics, or hospitals when other transportation is not available. Services include assisting with safe travel for routine check-ups, follow-up visits, physical therapy, or outpatient procedures. Patients can expect reliable, scheduled rides but not emergency medical care during transport.

A transportation service that provides safe, secure rides for patients experiencing mental health or substance abuse crises. Staff are specially trained to support individuals in distress, ensuring their safety and comfort during travel to or from hospitals, treatment centers, or other facilities. Patients can expect vehicles equipped with safety features and staff who understand how to help people in crisis situations.

A transportation service that provides rides for patients to and from medical appointments, hospitals, clinics, or other healthcare facilities in non-emergency situations. Taxi drivers ensure safe and timely travel, help patients who may have mobility challenges, and follow local regulations for passenger transport. Patients can expect assistance with getting to their healthcare visits reliably when other transportation options are not available.

A transportation provider that operates passenger trains, including subways, light rail, and traditional rail services, helping patients travel to and from medical appointments or hospitals. They offer scheduled rides, accessible seating, and assistance for those with mobility needs, ensuring safe and reliable transportation for individuals seeking medical care.

An organization that arranges and coordinates rides for patients who need help getting to and from medical appointments or healthcare facilities. Services include scheduling wheelchair vans, taxis, stretcher cars, and providing bus passes or secured transportation. Patients can expect assistance with safe, reliable travel when they have no other way to reach medical care, especially if they have mobility challenges or special transportation needs.

A transportation service that helps patients get to and from medical appointments or healthcare facilities using cars arranged through a mobile app or website. They provide non-emergency rides for people who may not have other ways to travel, including those with disabilities or chronic conditions. Patients can expect safe, scheduled transportation and assistance with timely access to healthcare services.