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Kinds of journey

Long-distance transportation

Care doesn't always happen close to home. We drive patients to Toronto, Kingston, Montreal and beyond for treatment, surgery and family reunification — with rest stops, repositioning and comfort breaks built into the schedule rather than squeezed in.

A quiet two-lane highway running between tall trees on an overcast morning.

What’s included

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

  • A written quote before you commit

    Long-distance trips are quoted as a fixed price, with any tolls, ferries or overnight costs stated up front.

  • Comfort built into the route

    Rest stops, repositioning, meals and washroom breaks are scheduled, not improvised.

  • Two-crew scheduling

    Longer routes are staffed so no attendant drives past safe hours. Nobody is rushed and nobody is exhausted.

  • One point of contact

    You get the name and number of the coordinator responsible for the trip from planning to arrival.

Who this is for

  • Patients travelling to out-of-town specialists or treatment centres
  • Families relocating a loved one to a facility in another city
  • Snowbird and seasonal returns that need medical-level support
  • Discharges to a home town several hours away

Good to know

  • Give us as much notice as you can. A week is comfortable for most out-of-province trips.
  • Family members are welcome to travel with the passenger — tell us how many seats you need.
  • For journeys requiring clinical monitoring en route, your care team should arrange a medical escort. We'll help you plan around it.

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 long-distance 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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