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Service

State to state medical transport.

Long-distance ground transport for patients who cannot sit up the whole way: a bed in a Mercedes Sprinter, a nurse or medic beside it, two drivers, and room for family. From 200 to 3,500 miles.

What the trip is.

We drive the patient the whole way, lying on a bed in a customized Mercedes Sprinter, from the sending facility or home to the receiving one. Trips run from 200 miles up to 3,500 miles. There is no maximum distance, and we go to every state in the lower 48.

Each trip is non-emergency and planned ahead, with a coordinator on the phone to both facilities before the van leaves.

A black Mercedes Sprinter seen from the front corner, parked under palm trees, the wrap along its side

Who it is for.

  • A parent moving closer to family

    When the new home is hundreds of miles away and Mom or Dad cannot sit up in a car.

  • Someone coming home from a hospital

    A long discharge trip, with a nurse or medic watching over the patient.

  • A move to a new facility

    Rehab, a care home or another hospital, planned with both ends.

What is on board.

  • A bed for the patient
  • A nurse or medic, and two professional drivers
  • Seats for family beside the bed
  • The medical equipment the trip needs
  • A flat screen and WiFi for the long hours
  • A van that meets ADA and DOT standards
A black Mercedes Sprinter from the front, parked beside an apartment building

How the trip runs.

What happens at each stage of a long trip.

  1. The coordinator gathers the details.

    The patient's information, so the trip fits the patient's condition.

  2. Both facilities are called.

    The coordinator talks with the sending and receiving facilities, and sets the pick-up time and date.

  3. The nurse or medic stays in touch.

    Before the trip they check in and make changes as needed.

  4. The van goes the distance.

    Two professional drivers are on board, and family sits beside the patient.

Get a free quote.

Tell us where from, where to, when, and how the patient travels. We will call you to go over it.

From people who rode.

  • These folks did a great job transporting my mother in law and wife from New Jersey to Washington State. My mother in law is unable to fly due to medical conditions so we went ground transport. They were very courteous, professional and safety conscious. I would recommend them for long or short distance transportation.

    Dave Theusen
  • Those guys took a very good care of me from Tampa to Atlanta. Their staff are respectful, friendly & reliable. The rate they charge is very reasonable. I absolutely recommend them.

    Jason Black

Questions about this trip.

How far will you drive?

From 200 miles up to 3,500 miles, to any of the lower 48 states. The shortest trip is 200 miles and there is no maximum distance.

Will the trip take more than a day?

A long one can. Bring a change of clothes, and your coordinator will go over the plan with you before the van leaves.

Can family come with the patient?

Yes. Each van has seats for family beside the patient's bed.

How do we start?

Send the quote form or call 855-200-0604 any hour. Give us 24 hours if you can, so we can set the van up for the patient.

Call us any hour.

Someone answers 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Quotes are free, with a low price guarantee.