Medical transport guides by state
This directory lists local medical transport guides we publish—organized by state so you can jump to your area quickly. Open a state to see city and service guides; related planning pages are linked from each article when they help.
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Provider search
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Use the new MedicalRide provider hub when you are ready to compare companies by pickup ZIP, destination ZIP and ride type.
How browsing works
Open a state below to see city and service guides, then move into the provider hub when you are ready to compare companies serving the pickup area. A full list of public pages is also available in the sitemap.
New city guides are added as MedicalRide expands local coverage and source-backed transportation planning content.
Real routes, hospitals, and provider markets
Our route and hospital guides focus on real discharge corridors and facilities people actually use, with practical details for planning private-pay medical transportation. We also publish provider-facing pages for markets where families often arrange rides.
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Guides by need (national)
Topic-specific pages—each focused on one kind of trip—pair with the local directory below. Use them when you are working through a specific situation (discharge day, stretcher, bariatric, etc.) before you pick a state.
- Stretcher transport near me
- Hospital discharge transportation
- Wheelchair van transportation
- Ambulette service
- Bariatric medical transport
- Stair chair transport
- Long-distance medical transport
- Dialysis transportation (private pay)
- Non-emergency ambulance transport
- Senior medical transportation
- Chemotherapy transportation
- Physical therapy transportation
- Infusion center transportation
Planning: choose the right ride
Not sure whether you need an ambulette, assisted transport, or something else? Our general guide covers definitions, when each level usually fits, common over-ordering mistakes, and ways to save on private-pay trips—without substituting for medical advice.
States
- Alabama · 1 static guides
- Arkansas · 1 static guides
- Arizona · 2 static guides
- California · 8 static guides
- Colorado · 1 static guides
- Connecticut · 1 static guides
- Delaware · 1 static guides
- Florida · 5 static guides
- Georgia · 2 static guides
- Iowa · 1 static guides
- Idaho · 1 static guides
- Illinois · 1 static guides
- Indiana · 3 static guides
- Kansas · 1 static guides
- Kentucky · 2 static guides
- Louisiana · 2 static guides
- Massachusetts · 1 static guides
- Maryland · 1 static guides
- Michigan · 3 static guides
- Minnesota · 1 static guides
- Missouri · 2 static guides
- Mississippi · 1 static guides
- North Carolina · 2 static guides
- North Dakota · 1 static guides
- Nebraska · 1 static guides
- New Jersey · 3 static guides
- New Mexico · 1 static guides
- Nevada · 2 static guides
- New York · 3 static guides
- Ohio · 7 static guides
- Oklahoma · 2 static guides
- Oregon · 1 static guides
- Pennsylvania · 4 static guides
- Rhode Island · 1 static guides
- South Carolina · 3 static guides
- Tennessee · 2 static guides
- Texas · 5 static guides
- Utah · 1 static guides
- Virginia · 2 static guides
- Washington · 2 static guides
- Wisconsin · 2 static guides
Quick examples
- Birmingham, Alabama — Wheelchair medical transport
- Little Rock, Arkansas — Stretcher medical transport (Little Rock & Central Arkansas)
- Phoenix, Arizona — Long-distance medical transportation
- Tucson, Arizona — Wheelchair medical transport (Tucson & Pima County)
- Los Angeles, California — Hospital discharge medical transport (Los Angeles County)