Public transportation has evolved throughout the years to accommodate wheelchair patients who need to get to their destination. It’s not the most convenient option out there, though, and when there’s simply no one to drive wheelchair users around, there’s always the option to book non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT).
Lack of transportation can be detrimental to addressing health concerns especially for the disabled. Book wheelchair accessible NEMT in Phoenix & Tucson.
With how risky the world has become due to the pandemic, it’s important for the most vulnerable in society to stay safe and protected. Hospital visits often leave increased opportunities for exposure, so choosing reliable, fully sanitized transportation is important.
Getting around Tucson does not need to be a complicated affair for the wheelchair-using community or those needing mobility aids and stretchers. Many patients will need transportation to their appointments and procedures and will more often than need to book a ride that’s safe and caters to their specific conditions.
HealthLift is trusted by plenty of medical offices in Tucson in providing rides to patients and residents.
We can’t always be there to drive our loved ones in wheelchairs to where they need to go, be it doctor’s appointments or medical procedures, where traditional public transport options are less than practical. Accessible transportation is a valuable resource to everyone utilizing wheelchairs, especially those unable to drive themselves.
Wheelchair and stretcher patients can definitely benefit from safe and convenient non-emergency medical transport. HealthLift provides rides to any destination, wherever the appointment may be, even out of state.
If you or a loved one in a wheelchair, or stretcher, needs to get to an appointment, or other destinations, it is advised that precautionary measures are taken to prevent infection. Especially since these populations are more likely to have underlying conditions that leave them more vulnerable to the virus. Here are a few tips to navigate the new normal.
If you or a loved one in a wheelchair, or stretcher, needs to get to an appointment, or other destinations, it is advised that precautionary measures are taken to prevent infection. Especially since these populations are more likely to have underlying conditions that leave them more vulnerable to the virus. Here are a few tips to navigate the new normal.
Medical Transportation is a necessity in our community. Health events occur & prevent patients independence, options are available for transportation.