What is ambulatory transportation?
Ambulatory transportation is for riders who can walk with support or use a mobility aid such as a cane or walker. The rider may still need extra time or door-to-door coordination.

Transportation Types
Knowing the difference helps families request the right type of private non-emergency medical transportation.
Ambulatory transportation is for riders who can walk with support or use a mobility aid such as a cane or walker. The rider may still need extra time or door-to-door coordination.
Wheelchair transportation is for riders who use a wheelchair and need a vehicle and ride plan that can support that mobility need.
Tell the transportation team whether the rider can transfer, uses a wheelchair, needs a companion, has stairs or access notes, and whether the trip is one-way or round trip.
Compare ambulatory transportation and wheelchair transportation, or review dialysis transportation.
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