Dialysis Transportation

Dependable recurring rides to and from dialysis — because missed treatments are not an option.

Who this service is for

  • Patients with scheduled dialysis treatments
  • Dialysis centers coordinating patient transport
  • Caregivers managing a recurring treatment calendar

Common trip examples

  • Standing three-times-weekly treatment schedule
  • Return rides timed to treatment completion
  • Backup transport when a usual arrangement falls through

What passengers can expect

Recurring dialysis riders are placed on a standing schedule with the same pickup windows each treatment day. We plan return rides around typical treatment length and can adjust when your center calls to say you are ready. Drivers understand post-treatment fatigue and assist patiently to your door.

What we need to schedule

  • Treatment days and chair time
  • Dialysis center name and address
  • Typical treatment duration
  • Preferred standing pickup window

Availability varies by day, vehicle type and service area. Submitting a request does not guarantee transportation until the trip has been reviewed and confirmed by Safety First Transportation.

Payment & authorization

We accept private pay and work with facility accounts. Insurance and payment options vary by plan and trip type. Verified payer list to be published

Coverage is not guaranteed. Transportation is subject to eligibility, authorization, service availability and confirmation. Contact your insurance plan directly to understand your transportation benefits, or contact our team to confirm eligibility and availability.

Ready to schedule?

Request online in a few minutes, or talk with a transportation coordinator.

For a medical emergency, call 911. Safety First Transportation does not replace emergency ambulance services, and drivers do not provide medical treatment or monitoring.
For a medical emergency, call 911. Safety First Transportation is a non-emergency service and does not replace emergency ambulance services.