Medical Transportation
Medical Transportation provides non-emergency transportation to help people living with HIV get to medical appointments, pick up prescriptions, and access other essential support services.
What is this service?
- Non-emergency transportation to medical appointments
- Transportation to pick up HIV-related prescriptions
- Transportation to essential support services that help individuals stay engaged in care
Why does it matter?
- Helps reduce missed appointments
- Supports access to medications and treatment
- Removes transportation barriers that can interrupt care
- Helps people stay connected to the services they need to stay healthy
How does it work?
- Transportation may be provided through ride-share services, bus passes, taxi vouchers, gas cards, or agency vehicles, depending on the program.
- Rides may need to be scheduled in advance, depending on the transportation type.
- Staff document the trip purpose, locations, transportation method, and related cost.
Important Information
- Medical Transportation is for non-emergency transportation only.
- Availability may vary by provider and service area. Availability may vary by provider and service area.
- Transportation must be related to eligible medical care, medications, or other approved support services.
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