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Basic Life Support (BLS) Ambulance
Two certified EMTs, onboard oxygen, suction, AED, and a stretcher rated up to 500 lbs. For patients who need vitals monitoring or supine transport. Typical use: inter-facility transfer, post-surgical discharge.
Whether it's a one-time hospital discharge or a standing weekly dialysis appointment, we've designed each service line for the people who actually use it.
Two certified EMTs, onboard oxygen, suction, AED, and a stretcher rated up to 500 lbs. For patients who need vitals monitoring or supine transport. Typical use: inter-facility transfer, post-surgical discharge.
Hydraulic lift, two wheelchair securements per vehicle, room for one companion. Suitable for power chairs, scooters, and manual chairs. Typical use: medical appointments, family events, religious services.
Non-ambulance stretcher van for patients who can lie flat but don't require clinical monitoring. Typical use: SNF-to-SNF transfers, return-home discharges.
Same-day pickup coordinated with the floor nurse or case manager. Average wait under 90 minutes from confirmation.
Recurring three-times-weekly transport with priority dispatch and (whenever possible) the same driver each visit.
Heavy-duty lift equipment and a four-person crew option for patients up to 750 lbs.
Scheduled trips up to 300 miles within the Mid-Atlantic — relocations to family, specialty hospitals in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Quiet, unhurried transport for end-of-life family visits. Coordinated with hospice nurses; no clock-watching, ever.
We accept Pennsylvania Medical Assistance, most Medicare Advantage plans, private pay, and partner with several long-term care insurers. A written quote is provided before dispatch — never after the ride.
Final cost depends on mileage, wait time, and equipment. Insurance may cover most or all charges.
No. We are a scheduled, non-emergency medical transport provider. For life-threatening emergencies, always call 911.
For routine appointments we recommend 48 hours. For same-day hospital discharges we typically arrive within 90 minutes of confirmation.
Pennsylvania Medical Assistance covers most medically-necessary trips. Medicare Advantage plans vary — our billing team will verify coverage before your first ride.
Yes, one companion may ride at no additional charge in any of our vehicles.
Standard wait time is 30 minutes free. After that we bill per 15-minute block. Just call dispatch and we'll adjust.
Service animals always welcome. Personal oxygen tanks travel with the patient. We do not transport pets unrelated to service needs.