Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Glendale, CA

Non-emergency medical transportation in Glendale is scheduled transportation for passengers who need help getting to or from healthcare but do not require emergency ambulance response. Depending on the confirmed trip, transportation may be arranged for wheelchair, stretcher, ambulatory, senior, dialysis, hospital, rehabilitation or doctor-appointment needs.

Yes. We can review wheelchair transportation requests throughout Glendale. Tell us about the wheelchair, patient weight, transfer needs, building access, exact healthcare destination and any additional assistance needed so the transportation setup can be reviewed before confirmation.

Yes, when stretcher or gurney transportation is the appropriate non-emergency option and availability is confirmed. Accurate patient weight, mobility, transfer requirements, stairs or elevator access and destination information are important before the trip is scheduled.

Eligible non-emergency rides can be reviewed to Adventist Health Glendale Medical Center at 1509 Wilson Terrace and other covered healthcare destinations. Include the exact building, department or discharge location when known. Non Emergency Medical Ride LLC is an independent transportation provider and is not affiliated with Adventist Health.

Eligible trips can be reviewed to Dignity Health Glendale Memorial Hospital and Health Center at 1420 South Central Avenue. For hospital discharge, include the discharge location, destination, mobility requirements and expected release information. Non Emergency Medical Ride LLC is independent and is not affiliated with Dignity Health or CommonSpirit Health.

Eligible non-emergency trips can be reviewed to USC Verdugo Hills Hospital at 1812 Verdugo Boulevard in Glendale. Because the hospital is in north Glendale, pickup location and cross-city route can materially affect trip planning. Non Emergency Medical Ride LLC is independent and is not affiliated with Keck Medicine of USC.

Yes. All recurring patients receive a 10% discount on recurring transportation with Non Emergency Medical Ride.

Pricing depends on transportation type, pickup and healthcare destination, route distance, patient weight and mobility needs, wheelchair or stretcher requirements, access conditions, waiting needs and whether the trip is one-way, round trip or recurring. Contact us for a private-pay quote.

No. Our Glendale transportation service is private pay. If you believe a health plan, healthcare facility or another program may reimburse transportation, confirm eligibility and reimbursement rules directly with that organization.

Usually up to two family members may be able to ride with the passenger, depending on the vehicle, available seating and transportation setup for that trip. Include additional passengers when requesting transportation.

Request transportation as early as possible, especially for wheelchair, stretcher, hospital discharge, long-distance and recurring trips. Same-day requests can be reviewed, but availability is not guaranteed.

For a planned discharge, provide the hospital name, exact discharge entrance, expected release time, passenger mobility needs and destination. Ask the hospital team when the passenger is medically cleared and reconfirm the pickup once release timing is known. Transportation is subject to availability and confirmation.

Yes. You may request a recurring schedule for dialysis, rehabilitation, physical therapy or other repeat appointments in Los Angeles County. Share the days, appointment times, mobility needs and expected frequency for review. All confirmed recurring patients receive a 10% discount on recurring transportation.

Please describe every stair, slope, elevator and entry condition before requesting the trip. We assess whether the requested transportation and assistance can be provided safely with available staff and equipment; stair assistance, transfers and specific equipment are not automatically included or guaranteed.

No. Non Emergency Medical Ride provides scheduled non-emergency medical transportation. If a passenger has a medical emergency or needs immediate emergency care, call 911.