Rides to medical appointments
For people who can walk but shouldn't drive or ride the bus alone. A driver who helps you in, waits or comes back, and gets you home.
Who it's for
- Seniors who no longer drive
- Riders with low vision or balance problems
- People using a walker or cane
- Anyone told not to drive after a procedure, as long as the clinic's sign-out rules allow it (see the questions below)
Common trips
- Primary care and specialist visits
- Physical, occupational and speech therapy
- Imaging, lab work and eye appointments
- Chemo, infusion and wound care (ask about standing orders)
How it works
Call or send a request with the pickup address, destination and appointment time. We confirm a pickup window, the driver meets you at your door, and we bring you home when you're done.
If you ride in a wheelchair, see wheelchair transportation.
Paying for your ride
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.
Questions
Can you take me home after a procedure with sedation?
Many clinics require a responsible adult to sign you out after sedation, and a driver usually doesn't count. Ask your clinic first. A family member or friend can ride along with you and handle the sign-out.
I use a walker. Is that OK?
Yes. Walkers, canes and folding wheelchairs ride along, and the driver helps you in and out of the van.
Can you wait for me?
For short visits we can wait. For longer ones we schedule a return pickup.
Need a ride?
Call dispatch. A real person answers.