Planning a safe, comfortable trip for a loved one who can’t travel in a standard car is stressful—especially when winter weather adds extra variables. This winter long-distance medical patient transportation... Read more
Planning a non-emergency move for a loved one can feel overwhelming—especially when the trip is long, the patient has complex needs, and multiple facilities or family members are involved. This... Read more
Planning a hospital discharge across state lines gets complicated fast when a patient can’t sit upright for extended periods. Families, caregivers, and discharge planners often need a safe, realistic path... Read more
Choosing the right setup for a long medical trip can feel overwhelming, especially when your loved one can’t sit upright for hours at a time. If you’re coordinating a non-emergency,... Read more
Choosing a provider for a loved one’s trip can feel straightforward—until you realize how many details can affect comfort, safety, and continuity of care over hundreds of miles. This guide... Read more
There’s a certain kind of stress that shows up when you’re planning a long trip for someone you love… and that person is living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. It’s not... Read more
If you’re coordinating a long trip for someone who relies on oxygen, I’m guessing you’ve had this thought at least once: “Okay… but how does the oxygen part actually work... Read more
Transport day can feel like a giant question mark. You’ve got a loved one who needs to go hundreds (sometimes thousands) of miles, you’ve got a facility on one end... Read more
Hospital discharge day has a way of sneaking up on you. One minute you’re talking about “maybe going home later this week,” and the next you’re staring at a discharge... Read more
If you’ve ever tried to pack for a long trip with a loved one who can’t just “hop in the car,” you already know the feeling: you’re juggling comfort, dignity,... Read more