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Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Service
Important: FedNor Transportation provides non-emergency medical transportation only. If you are experiencing a medical emergency or believe someone is in immediate danger, call 911 immediately. Do not use this form for emergency transportation.
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What to Expect When You Book
Every FedNor ride is door to door. Your driver arrives at your home, escorts you to the vehicle, helps you board, and secures your wheelchair or stretcher with four point tie downs. At your destination, we walk you into the lobby and make sure you are checked in before we leave. If you would like your driver to wait during your appointment and take you straight home, that is available for an additional fee.
We are a private pay service. There is no insurance paperwork, no broker approval, and no authorization delays. Payment is due upfront at booking, and you always receive a clear flat rate quote before you commit. Round trips require either a return time or a Will Call selection so we can plan your pickup properly.
Our fleet accommodates manual and powered wheelchairs up to 600 pounds, bariatric chairs, Stryker stretchers with a trained attendant, stair chair assistance for walk ups and narrow staircases, and ambulatory passengers who walk with a cane, walker, or crutches. Recurring dialysis, infusion, and therapy schedules are welcome.
Prefer to talk it through? Call us at (781) 552-4559 and we will help you choose the right vehicle and service level for your trip.
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