Traveling to/from out-of-state appointments can be daunting for people with mobility challenges. When flying isn’t an option, handicap accessible long distance transportation becomes a vital solution, ensuring safety, comfort, and convenience for wheelchair and stretcher passengers.
Beyond Arizona, there are even more wonderful sights to see and loved ones to meet. However, accessible long-distance rides can be such a challenge.
Have you ever wondered how accessible ride providers handle out-of-state or long distance transportation challenges for disabled patients? Patients may need to get to essential appointments outside of Arizona, but sometimes, their condition may make them unable to fly.
Introducing our robust wheelchair transportation services, a lifeline for residents of all backgrounds. At HealthLift, we are passionate about ensuring that every member of our community has access to the care they deserve.
Disabled and Can’t Fly? HealthLift Offers Long Distance Transportation for Wheelchair Users to/from Arizona
Unlike conventional medical transportation, you can use NEMT for various non-emergency situations such as doctor’s appointments, therapy sessions, treatments, and many other needs. You can even utilize it for a trip to the grocery store, leisure activities, and visiting family and friends!
Unlike conventional medical transportation, you can use NEMT for various non-emergency situations such as doctor’s appointments, therapy sessions, treatments, and many other needs. You can even utilize it for a trip to the grocery store, leisure activities, and visiting family and friends!
Have a hassle-free and convenient trip with these top travel tips for wheelchair users this holiday season. HealthLift NEMT of Arizona provides for the best accessible travel experience.
Some medical conditions can render passengers unable for air travel, and this can severely affect their quality of life, especially when they need periodic medical checkups that require long-distance travel.
Residents of Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, Chandler, Queen Creek and Scottsdale that have accessibility needs may not have access to convenient transportation that caters to their wheelchair or stretcher.