Our Services — Non-Emergency Stretcher Transport Across the Toronto and GTA
TWO-PERSON PROFESSIONAL CREW
BED-TO-BED
(NO CURBSIDE DROP-OFFS)
PRE-SCHEDULED & COORDINATED
FULLY INSURED + WSIB
When Transportation Becomes a Concern
Most people don’t plan for this. It comes up after a procedure, during discharge, or when a safe ride simply isn’t available.
That’s where structured, non-emergency medical transportation becomes essential.
More Situations We Can Help With
Not every situation fits into a standard category.
Whether it’s after a procedure, ongoing treatments, or a longer journey — we help plan safe, comfortable transport when other options don’t work.
We assist :
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After surgery when you’re not allowed to take a taxi
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When no family member is available to help
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When stairs or tight spaces make access difficult
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When a patient must remain lying down during transport
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When returning home after sedation or anesthesia
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When ongoing treatments require reliable transportation
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When traveling between cities for care
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When extra time is needed during appointments
After Surgery Transport
Safe, assisted transport home after outpatient procedures, sedation, or same-day surgery — with proper positioning and support throughout the trip.​
Airport & Travel Transfers
Coordinated transfers between airports, homes, and care facilities for planned medical travel.
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Recurring Medical Visits (Dialysis & More)
Reliable transportation for ongoing treatments like dialysis, chemotherapy, or rehabilitation — with consistent scheduling and wait-and-return options.
Specialized Support (Bariatric & Complex Cases)
Additional support for patients requiring specialized equipment or handling — planned in advance to ensure safety and comfort.
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Long-Distance Medical Transport
Comfortable stretcher transport between cities, whether returning home or accessing care outside your area.​​​
Palliative & Comfort-Focused Transport
Gentle, respectful transport focused on comfort, dignity, and family presence during sensitive moments.
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If you’re unsure whether this service is right for your situation, we’ll guide you.
Every transfer is reviewed individually to ensure it’s planned safely and appropriately.
When Stairs Become a Challenge
Many homes and buildings aren’t designed for safe patient movement.
When stairs are involved, proper planning and technique make all the difference.
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Key challenges :
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Getting a patient down stairs after hospital discharge
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Bringing someone safely into a home with no elevator
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Narrow staircases in older buildings
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Limited space in hallways or entrances
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When the patient cannot walk or bear weight
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When family members are unable to assist safely
