One healthcare company.More ways to care.
Five divisions, one organization behind them. Start from the service you already know you need, or from the problem you are actually trying to solve.
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
Wheelchair, gurney and bariatric gurney transportation.
Explore transportationAmbulance & Critical Care Transport
BLS, ALS and critical care transport, planned and coordinated.
Explore clinical transportHome Health
Skilled nursing, aide, therapy and social services at home.
Explore home healthPhysical, Occupational & Speech Therapy
Movement, daily living and communication goals.
Explore therapyMedical Home Modification
Assessment-led access, bathroom safety and fall reduction.
Explore home modifications
Not sure which service you need?
Start from the need rather than the name.
I need a ride to care
Wheelchair, gurney or bariatric gurney transportation.
Explore transportationI need clinical transport
Planned BLS, ALS or critical care transport.
Explore clinical transportI need care at home
Skilled nursing and aide visits under a plan of care.
Explore home healthI need therapy
Physical, occupational or speech therapy.
Explore therapyI need a safer home
An assessment and modifications that reduce risk.
Explore home modificationsI am not sure
Tell us what is happening and we will point you to the right team.
Talk to our team
Transportation levels, in plain language
The question we are asked most often is which level of transport a patient needs. This is the short version.
| Level | What it means | Clinical care in transit |
|---|---|---|
| Wheelchair | Travels seated in their own wheelchair, secured in an accessible vehicle | None |
| Gurney | Travels lying down, without ambulance-level care | None |
| Bariatric gurney | Travels lying down with higher-capacity equipment and staffing | None |
| BLS | Ambulance with a basic life support crew | Basic |
| ALS | Ambulance with an advanced life support crew | Advanced |
| CCT | Ambulance with a critical care team and equipment | Continuous critical care |
The final level of care is determined by qualified professionals from the clinician's order, the patient's assessment and applicable referral requirements.
Common questions
Do you cover my area?
Coverage differs by division, so there is no single map. Check the service area page or ask us about a specific address.
How does payment or insurance work?
It depends on the service, the patient's benefit, authorization and medical necessity. We will explain the pathway for your situation rather than promise coverage.
How far ahead should we schedule?
Recurring needs are best set up as a standing arrangement. For one-off requests, contact us as early as you can and we will tell you what is available.
What documentation do you need?
For clinical services, an order or referral is usually required. Tell us what you already have and we will tell you what is missing.
Need help choosing a service?
Tell us what is happening and our team will guide you to the right service and next step.