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Medical Transport Services for the Long Haul

When a loved one needs to travel 200 miles or more and a car ride is out of the question, we move them in a real bed, with a medical professional beside them, door through door. One call arranges the whole trip.

  • ✓ Medical pro on board, entire trip
  • ✓ Family rides along
  • ✓ Long distance only: 200-mile minimum

Answered 24/7 by our team, not a call center.

Two ACC Medlink crew members standing in front of their Sprinter transport van
Our own crews and our own vehicles. Door through door.
10 Million+patient miles
15,000+families served
2,500+five-star reviews
15+ Yearsestablished 2010
The service, plainly

What is medical transport?

Medical transport moves a patient who can't safely travel by car or plane, in a medical vehicle with a trained professional on board. You'll also hear it called medical transportation, patient transport, or non-emergency medical transportation. For long trips, it's all the same service.

It is not a 911 ambulance. There's no siren and no emergency room at the end: the trip is planned, and the destination is a home, a family member, or a facility that's expecting you. And it's not a wheelchair van, either. Picture a hospital room that drives: a real bed on a memory-foam mattress, oxygen aboard, medications on schedule, and a seat and a bed for you, right beside them.

It's built for the patient who falls between every other option: too fragile to sit up for a long drive, not cleared for a commercial flight, and nowhere near sick enough to need an air ambulance.

Two made-up beds with oxygen inside an ACC Medlink Mercedes Sprinter
A real bed, not a reclined seat. A seat and a bed for family, right beside the patient.
Thirty seconds that save you a phone call

First, the honest fit check

We only do long-distance trips, 200 miles and up.

Across town

That's not us

If you need a ride across town to a doctor's appointment, dialysis, or a local hospital transfer, a local ambulette or wheelchair-van company is the right tool, and they'll do it well. That's not us, and we'd rather tell you in one sentence than after a phone call. If the rider uses a wheelchair and the trip is 200 miles or more, that's our long-distance ambulette service.

200 miles and up

Exactly what we're built for

If the trip crosses a state line, spans hundreds of miles, or means bringing a parent home from a distant hospital, that's exactly what we're built for, and we've driven more than ten million of those miles. Trips from 200 miles to coast to coast are our normal week.

From verified post-trip surveys

Families who trusted us with the trip

2,500+ five-star reviews from families we've transported. A few from trips like yours.

2,500+ five-star reviews from
families we've transported
“The crew took alot of stress off of my mother, and our family. Thank you so much for treating dad so well.”
Jeff S.Family member · August 2026
“The area in the back of the vehicle was a cramped with two beds. It is good to have a pet or friend or family member travel with a patient, but would be perfect with more room for both beds. The ride from Roseburg to Los Angeles was bumpy and road was winding and caused my brother’s body to move…”
Catherine R.Family member · August 2026
“I had a wonderful experience with all 3 of the crew. My mom was anxious but she was easily reassured because I was able to lie next to her. I couldn't have had a better group to work with. They made me feel like family.”
Bethany M.Family member · July 2026
“I highly recommend this team for long-distance medical transport. They handled a state-to-state nursing home transfer for my family member with incredible professionalism. The booking process was very easy, and they took care of all the coordination between the leaving and receiving facilities…”
Gloria V.Family member · April 2026
“The crew that helped transport my loved one represented the company very well and I would recommend them to any family looking for the same service.”
Felecia T.Family member · October 2026
“My mother Inlaw was the patient. She can’t stop raving about the three of them. They were all so nice to have got here safely comfortably even with her dog.”
Michele D.Family member · September 2026

Read all reviews → 4.6★ on Google · 606 reviews

Who's actually driving

Long-distance patient transport, bed to bed

Some patient transport companies are dispatch desks: they take your booking, then farm the trip out to whoever bids cheapest. You find out who's really driving your mother when the van shows up.

We own our fleet of Mercedes Sprinters (among the most spacious vans on the road), and every person on your trip is someone we picked and trained: the coordinator, the two rotating drivers, and the medical professional beside the bed. One company, one standard, from the first phone call to the driveway at the other end. Fully licensed, with ten million patient miles since 2010.

  • Bed to bed, not curb to curbOur crew handles every lift at both ends.
  • Two drivers rotateso the vehicle keeps moving safely while your loved one sleeps.
  • Family rides alongwith a seat and a bed beside the patient, the entire trip.
  • Dementia or anxietypatients with dementia or anxiety are our normal week.
ACC Medlink medical professional caring for a patient in a bed inside a Sprinter, with family seated nearby
Our own crew, our own vehicle. You don't carry anything but the bag.
Three steps, one phone call

How a medical transport trip works

  1. 1

    Call us once

    Tell us the two addresses and the date. You'll have a same-day quote, and the quote you approve is the price you pay.

  2. 2

    We plan everything

    Our coordinator works directly with the hospital's discharge planner or facility: records, medications, oxygen, timing. Discharge deadlines are normal for us.

  3. 3

    Arrival, bed to bed

    Our own crew, our own vehicle, door through door. They handle every lift and settle your loved one in at the other end: home, family, or the facility that's expecting them.

★★★★★
“5+!!! The process from beginning to end went well. Communication was thorough. The crew took good care of my sister and my aunt who traveled with her.”
Sharenda H., verified post-trip survey
Questions families ask first

Medical transport questions

Don't see yours? Call. A real person on our team answers, day or night.

More questions answered →

How much do medical transport services cost?
It depends on distance, the level of care required, and crew. It's private-pay, and you'll have a same-day quote before you decide anything. The quote you approve is the price you pay. CareCredit financing is available, and we offer veteran discounts. Here's what drives the number.
Do you do local trips: appointments, dialysis, across town?
No. We're built exclusively for long-distance trips of 200 miles and up. For local rides, a local ambulette or wheelchair-van company is the right tool and will cost far less.
Is this the same as non-emergency medical transportation?
Yes. Non-emergency medical transportation, medical transport, and patient transport all describe the same thing at long distance: a planned trip in a medical vehicle with a trained professional aboard, no sirens, no emergency room. Our version adds a real bed, family aboard, and door-through-door service.
Can family ride along?
Yes. Family rides right beside the patient, with a real seat and a bed to rest on for the whole trip. Most families send one or two people.
Can you handle a hospital discharge?
Yes, it's most of what we do. Our coordinator works directly with the discharge planner: records, medication orders, oxygen, timing. Tell us the discharge date and we work backward from it.
How fast can a trip happen?
Often within days. Phones are answered 24/7 at 800-550-1025. Call with the two addresses and you'll have a real number the same day.

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Two addresses. One phone call. Done.

Tell us where your loved one is and where they need to be. You'll have a real number today, and we handle everything between.

2,500+ reviews10M+ patient milesSince 2010

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