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Kinds of journey

Dialysis & recurring treatment

Three times a week, every week, for years. Recurring treatment transport has to be boring in the best possible way — same window, familiar faces, no phone call required. We hold standing schedules so the ride is one thing nobody has to think about.

A care worker walks alongside an older woman she is pushing in a wheelchair on a quiet residential street.

What’s included

Everything here is part of the service. Where a trip needs something extra, we quote it before you confirm.

  • A standing schedule

    Set it once. Your slots are held for the length of the programme, and you only call us to change something.

  • Consistent crews

    We assign recurring routes to the same small group of attendants wherever scheduling allows.

  • Post-treatment awareness

    Attendants know that the ride home after dialysis is not the ride out. Slower transfers, warmer vehicle, no rush.

  • Simple billing

    Recurring trips are invoiced monthly on one statement, whether the payer is the patient, a facility or an insurer.

Who this is for

  • Haemodialysis patients on a fixed weekly schedule
  • Oncology and infusion clinic patients
  • Outpatient rehabilitation and physiotherapy programmes
  • Anyone attending the same clinic more than twice a month

Good to know

  • Tell us your clinic's chair time and we'll work backwards to set the pickup.
  • Missed or cancelled sessions can be dropped with a call to dispatch — no penalty for treatment changes.
  • Ask us about coverage. Some private plans and programmes reimburse recurring treatment travel.

This is not an emergency service. We provide scheduled, non-emergency transportation only. If someone needs medical help right now, call 911.

Ready to book recurring care transport?

Tell us about the trip and a coordinator will confirm the window, the vehicle and the cost — usually within half an hour.

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