Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Scottsdale, Arizona
The Medical Ride provides non-emergency medical transportation in Scottsdale for passengers traveling to scheduled medical appointments, recurring care, rehabilitation, hospital discharge destinations, and other confirmed non-emergency healthcare-related trips.
Transportation may be arranged using Ambulatory Transportation, Wheelchair Van Transportation, or Stretcher & Gurney Transportation, depending on the passenger's mobility needs.
What Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Is Available in Scottsdale?
The Medical Ride provides non-emergency medical transportation in Scottsdale, Arizona for passengers who need assistance traveling to scheduled healthcare-related destinations. Transportation may be arranged using Ambulatory Transportation, Wheelchair Van Transportation, or Stretcher & Gurney Transportation based on the passenger's mobility needs.
Scottsdale is one of the seven Phoenix Metro cities The Medical Ride currently serves. Call (909) 301-4850 or request a ride to confirm availability for your specific trip.
Choose Transportation Based on Mobility Needs
Ambulatory Transportation
For passengers who can walk but may need assistance, supervision, or additional time.
View Service → USES A WHEELCHAIRWheelchair Van Transportation
Wheelchair-accessible transportation for passengers who use a wheelchair.
View Service → CANNOT SAFELY TRAVEL SEATEDStretcher & Gurney Transportation
For passengers who cannot safely travel seated in a standard vehicle.
View Service →Medical Transportation for Different Trip Needs in Scottsdale
Doctor Appointment Transportation
Routine medical visits, specialist appointments, and follow-up visits.
Hospital Discharge Transportation
Non-emergency transportation following discharge once appropriate transportation has been confirmed.
Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy Transportation
One-time or recurring rehabilitation and physical therapy trips.
Dialysis & Recurring Appointment Transportation
Dialysis, chemotherapy, and other recurring healthcare schedules.
Senior Transportation in Scottsdale
Transportation for older adults depends on individual mobility needs. This includes:
One-Time and Recurring Medical Transportation in Scottsdale
The Medical Ride can arrange individual trips as well as recurring schedules, including:
Recurring transportation can be arranged around an ongoing appointment schedule. Trip details should be confirmed and reconfirmed when appointment times, destinations, or mobility needs change.
Dialysis & Recurring Appointment Transportation →What Type of Ride Should I Request?
The appropriate transportation option is confirmed based on the mobility needs provided when scheduling.
What to Have Ready When Requesting a Scottsdale Ride
Vehicle & Driver Standards
Vehicle Standards
Vehicles are climate-controlled and cleaned between passenger trips. The vehicle is confirmed before pickup based on the passenger's mobility needs.
Driver Standards
Drivers complete company orientation covering passenger assistance, safe vehicle loading, and defensive driving, along with CPR/First Aid certification, motor vehicle record review, criminal background screening, and drug screening where applicable before transporting passengers independently.
Direct Arizona Team
The Medical Ride is a direct Arizona team, not a national broker, and maintains commercial auto insurance and general liability coverage appropriate for its passenger transportation operations.
The Medical Ride is based in Chandler, AZ (3133 W. Frye Road, Suite 101, Chandler, AZ 85226) and is owned and operated by Wayne Parker, who remains directly involved in trip scheduling, driver coordination, and service quality.
How to Arrange Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Scottsdale
Tell Us About the Trip
Pickup, destination, date, and appointment time.
Explain Mobility Needs
Walking, wheelchair, or unable to safely travel seated.
Confirm Transportation Details
The team reviews availability and confirms the appropriate transportation.
Complete the Scheduled Trip
Transportation follows the confirmed trip details.
Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Serving Scottsdale
Scottsdale is part of The Medical Ride's current Phoenix Metro service area. Transportation availability depends on the individual trip. Call (909) 301-4850 or request a ride to confirm availability.
Related Scottsdale Transportation Services
View All Transportation Services →Scottsdale Non-Emergency Medical Transportation — Frequently Asked Questions
For a trip-specific question, call The Medical Ride directly.
(909) 301-4850Non-emergency medical transportation for passengers in Scottsdale who need assistance traveling to scheduled healthcare-related destinations. Transportation is arranged using Ambulatory, Wheelchair Van, or Stretcher & Gurney options depending on the passenger's mobility needs.
Ambulatory Transportation for passengers who can walk but need assistance, Wheelchair Van Transportation for wheelchair users, or Stretcher & Gurney Transportation for passengers who cannot safely travel seated. The right option is confirmed based on the passenger's mobility needs.
Yes. Wheelchair Van Transportation is available in Scottsdale. Call (909) 301-4850 or request a ride to confirm details for your specific trip.
Yes. Stretcher & Gurney Transportation can be arranged for passengers who cannot safely travel seated in a standard vehicle. Call (909) 301-4850 to confirm availability for your specific trip.
Yes. Recurring transportation can be arranged around an ongoing appointment schedule, reducing the need to submit the same trip request repeatedly.
Yes. Transportation may be arranged by a family member, caregiver, or other person helping coordinate the passenger's trip. Call (909) 301-4850 or request a ride with the trip details.
Pricing depends on the specific trip. Call (909) 301-4850 or use the Request a Ride form with your pickup location, destination, and trip details, and the team will confirm the cost for your trip.
No. The Medical Ride provides non-emergency medical transportation only. If you or someone with you is experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.