Standing Weekly Rides
Rides to dialysis on the same days every week, set around the treatment time your clinic gives you.
Reliable Dialysis Transportation in Detroit
Regular weekly or one-time rides to and from dialysis for riders across Detroit.
- 1,000+ Happy Customers
Our Services
Dialysis Transportation Services We Provide
One-Time Rides
One-time rides to dialysis when your usual ride falls through or a treatment day moves.
Return Trips Home
A ride straight home after treatment, so you can rest on the way instead of waiting for a bus.
Why Us
Rides Around Your Chair Time
Dialysis runs on a fixed schedule, and a late arrival can shorten a treatment. These rides are booked around your chair time and bring you home.
- Insured Medical Rides
- Standing Weekly Schedules
- Rides Home After Treatment
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Some riders qualify for low-cost or free rides through public ride services for people with disabilities (paratransit) or community programs, depending on where they live. Your clinic's social worker is the usual place to ask. Other trips to care can be booked through our transportation for medical appointments.
No, Original Medicare does not cover car or van rides to dialysis. Medicare.gov says Part B covers a licensed medical vehicle to the nearest dialysis facility only when traveling any other way could endanger your health. Riders who can sit up, or stay seated in their wheelchair, usually book a standard ride or wheelchair transportation.
It comes down to the trip itself: where it starts, where the clinic is, and whether you need a ride both ways. If you ride on the same days each week, give us the full schedule when you ask for a quote.
Most people on in-center dialysis go three days a week, according to the National Kidney Foundation, and each treatment often takes three to five hours. Three treatment days mean six one-way trips a week. See also physical therapy transportation, cancer treatment transportation, hospital discharge transportation, and senior transportation.
Session length is set for each patient, so ask the clinic roughly when yours usually ends and give that time when you book the ride home. The National Kidney Foundation lists tiredness and dizziness after treatment as common, so allow extra time for a slow walk to the van.
Our dialysis transportation reaches riders across Metro Detroit. That includes Allen Park, Dearborn, Detroit, Eastpointe, Ferndale, Garden City, Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse Pointe Woods, Hamtramck, Harper Woods, Hazel Park, Highland Park, Inkster, Lincoln Park, Madison Heights, Melvindale, Oak Park, Redford Township, River Rouge, Roseville, Royal Oak, Southgate, St. Clair Shores, and Wyandotte.
Service Area
Dialysis Transportation Across Metro Detroit
We provide dialysis transportation to riders across Detroit and the surrounding Metro Detroit communities.
- Detroit, MI
- Allen Park, MI
- Dearborn, MI
- Eastpointe, MI
- Ferndale, MI
- Garden City, MI
- Grosse Pointe Woods, MI
- Hamtramck, MI
- Harper Woods, MI
- Hazel Park, MI
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Get in Touch
Get a Free Dialysis Ride Quote
To start a dialysis ride quote, tell us the pickup address, the clinic, your treatment days, and your treatment start time.
- Wheelchair-Accessible Van Rides
- Insured on Every Ride
- Detroit and Nearby Cities