What is Non-Emergency Patient Transport?
Non-emergency patient transport refers to the movement of patients in non-life-threatening circumstances. This type of transport is also known as medical transportation, and it ensures that those with mobility issues or who are unable to drive themselves can still access quality care. In this blog post, we’ll be exploring the different types of non-emergency patient transport and how they can be beneficial for many individuals. Types of Non-Emergency Patient Transport Non-emergency patient transportation can come in several forms. The most common forms include wheelchair vans, ambulances, stretchers, and lifts. Wheelchair vans are specially equipped vehicles with ramps and lifts that allow individuals with limited mobility to access the vehicle more easily. Ambulances can also provide non-emergency patient transport to those who need it, but they typically require a doctor’s order before they will take on any passengers. Stretchers are used when an individual cannot sit up or wa...