Top Medical Transportation Agencies

    Top Medical Transportation Agencies

    GoMedStar
    GoMedStar has provided safe, reliable non-emergency medical transportation across Washington State since 1984. Specializing in same-day and on-demand rides, it provides ADA paratransit, Medicaid transport and private medical rides with wheelchair and stretcher options—prioritizing exceptional customer support and strong community partnerships.
    Infina Healt
    Infina Health has delivered trusted emergency and non-emergency medical transportation across Southeast Pennsylvania for over 40 years. Serving over nine million residents across 300 square miles, it provides safe, reliable and affordable transport for medical appointments, emergencies and long-distance transfers with a focus on compassionate care.
    LifeCare Medical Transports
    LifeCare Medical Transports, founded in 1994 in Fredericksburg, Virginia, is a trusted provider of healthcare transportation across the Commonwealth. As part of the Priority Ambulance family, it delivers advanced medical care, personalized service and professional development opportunities while staying committed to community well-being.
    MedEx Medical Transport
    MedEx Medical Transport provides reliable Basic and Advanced Life Support ambulance services for emergency and non-emergency needs. Committed to safety, efficiency and compassionate care, it serves patients, healthcare facilities and communities while providing diverse career opportunities in medical transportation.
    Ride EMT
    Ride EMT has provided safe, reliable transportation in the St. Louis metro area and Cumberland, Maryland, since 1996. Specializing in serving individuals with disabilities and needs, it ensures timely transport to medical appointments and events while prioritizing comfort, care and community support.

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