Dependable non-emergency medical transportation and wheelchair accessible rides across the Chicagoland area. Door-to-door assistance for hospitals, clinics, dialysis, rehab, therapy, and more.
We provide safe, comfortable transportation for patients, individuals with disabilities, and anyone who needs reliable rides to medical appointments.
Reliable rides to and from hospitals, clinics, dialysis centers, rehabilitation facilities, therapy sessions, and doctor appointments. Our drivers are trained in patient assistance and provide door-to-door support. Whether you need a one-time ride or recurring transportation for ongoing treatments, we are here to help you get to your medical appointments safely and on time.
Transportation for individuals with disabilities, designed with care and accessibility at the forefront. Our fleet includes wheelchair-accessible vehicles with hydraulic lifts, secure wheelchair tie-downs, and space for medical equipment. Every driver is trained to assist passengers with physical, cognitive, and mobility challenges, ensuring a safe and dignified ride every time.
Our fleet of ADA-compliant vehicles is equipped to handle wheelchairs and motorized scooters safely and comfortably. Every vehicle features hydraulic lifts, secure wheelchair securements, and adequate space for medical equipment. Our drivers are trained in proper wheelchair loading, securing, and unloading procedures to ensure the safety of every passenger.
Our non-emergency medical transportation covers a wide range of medical destinations throughout the Chicagoland area. We help patients who need reliable, recurring transportation as well as those who need a single ride.
Rides to and from hospitals for scheduled procedures, post-surgery follow-ups, and discharge transportation.
Recurring transportation for dialysis patients who need reliable rides multiple times per week.
Transportation to physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and rehabilitation centers.
Rides to primary care visits, specialist appointments, dental visits, and outpatient clinics.
Our drivers provide hands-on help, guiding passengers from their door to the vehicle and from the vehicle into the medical facility. We go beyond curbside pickup.
For shorter appointments, our driver can wait and bring you home when your appointment is finished.
For ongoing treatments like dialysis or therapy, we set up a recurring schedule so your rides are always confirmed.
Our fleet is designed to accommodate passengers who use wheelchairs and motorized scooters. Every vehicle meets ADA standards and is equipped with hydraulic lifts, secure wheelchair securements, and adequate space for medical equipment.
Our drivers are trained in proper loading, securing, and unloading procedures. We work directly with passengers and their families to understand specific mobility needs and ensure a comfortable, safe experience on every ride.
Every vehicle in our fleet is equipped with modern safety technology to protect our passengers and provide peace of mind for families and caregivers.
Every vehicle is tracked in real time so dispatchers and families can monitor rides as they happen.
Forward-facing dashcams record every ride for safety documentation and accountability.
Interior cameras monitor the passenger environment to ensure safety and comfort throughout the ride.
Our operations center is staffed around the clock to respond to any situation immediately.
Hear from families who rely on Shriners for medical and accessible transportation.
My daughter uses a wheelchair and Shriners handles everything with such care. The drivers always secure her chair properly and greet her by name. It's clear they genuinely care about the children they transport. I recommend them to every family I know.
Answers to common questions about our medical and accessible transportation services.
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