Dialysis transportation in Sacramento
Three treatments a week is a lot of rides. Book once and ride the same windows every week, in a wheelchair van or as an ambulatory rider.
How standing orders work
Most dialysis schedules repeat: Monday, Wednesday and Friday, or Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. We set up your rides once, with a pickup time that gets you checked in before your chair time and a return pickup when you're done.
- Same pickup window on every treatment day
- The driver helps you inside and to the front desk
- Return trip planned around your usual treatment length
- One call to change days, times or centers
After treatment
Many people feel tired or lightheaded after dialysis. Our drivers don't rush you: they walk with you or push your chair from the center door to the van, and from the van to your front door.
For dialysis centers and social workers
If you coordinate rides for several patients, a facility account lets you send us one schedule and get one monthly invoice. We'll confirm each rider's pickup window with you, not just with the rider.
What to have ready
- Center name and address
- Treatment days and chair time
- Wheelchair or ambulatory
- A callback number for you or a caregiver
Questions
What if my treatment runs long?
Have the center or your caregiver call dispatch. We plan pickup around your usual chair time and adjust when a session runs over.
Can I change my standing order?
Yes. Call dispatch if your chair time, days or center changes, or if you're in the hospital and need rides paused.
Do you drive to any dialysis center?
We drive to dialysis centers across our service area. Tell us the center name and address when you book.
Do you take Medi-Cal for dialysis rides?
Not yet. We're new and our Medi-Cal enrollment is in progress, so right now we serve private-pay riders and facility accounts. Call for a quote before you book.
Need a ride?
Call dispatch. A real person answers.