An arm to the door.
And through it.Ambulatory medical transportation across Minnesota — for riders who walk, with a cane, a walker, or a steadying arm. $50 base plus $2.50 a mile, door through door.

With a cane, a walker, or a steadying arm — if you can get to and into the van on your feet, the ride is ambulatory. Everything else is the driver's job.

The driver walks you from the van to the desk and stays until you are checked in and settled. Coming home, you are walked through your own door — never left at the curb.

Walkers, rollators and canes stow free, every ride. Tell us when you book so the driver has the space clear.

The same vans run both. A wheelchair day is the $75 base instead of $50, and $3 a mile instead of $2.50 — say which when you book and the right setup arrives.

Hours are 7am–7pm daily, earlier by arrangement. The standing early runs leave before six — if you need a 4am pickup, ask for one.

It does not pay for a car or a van to a routine appointment — only for an ambulance, and only when one is medically necessary. Our printed card is $50 base plus $2.50 a mile, paid direct. Some Medicare Advantage plans add a ride benefit; ask yours.

Have her pickup address, the appointment time and place, and whether she walks or uses a chair that day. One call covers it, and we confirm the fare before anything is held. She does not need to be on the phone.

One rider, straight there, at the minute you booked — no shared route and no window to sit inside. It is private pay rather than a public program, which is what buys the direct trip and the driver who walks you in.

Give us the hospital, the unit, and the time they expect to release you, then call when the paperwork is actually done. Walking or in a chair, you are met inside and walked to your own door at the other end.

Flat, pickup to drop-off. The van stays in the lot for the whole appointment instead of leaving and being dispatched back, which is what you want when the visit is short or the appointment time is soft.

The base fare — $50 walking, $75 in the chair — is charged once for the day, not once per leg. The mileage runs both ways: $2.50 a mile walking, $3 in the chair, for the whole there-and-back distance. If you would rather the van did not leave at all, Wait & Return prices the whole morning as one figure instead.

Plymouth, Maple Grove, Brooklyn Park, Minnetonka, St. Louis Park, Edina, Golden Valley, New Hope, Champlin, Coon Rapids, Blaine and Elk River are among the 16 cities on the daily map; the seven-county metro is the stated one. Pickup is at your address in any of them, and the fare is measured from where you get in.

Inside that hour it is 10% of the fare. Appointments move — tell us as soon as you know and it costs nothing.