13 Resources
NADTC — promotes accessible community transportation for older adults. Built for older adults who've stopped driving or can't safely manage it, and family caregivers coordinating doctor visits. Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in most states — call the state's NEMT line before paying for a private ride. Volunteer driver programs are often run by faith-based organizations and are open to seniors of any background. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to call or...
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Independent Transportation Network — community-based ride service for seniors and visually impaired. Useful for seniors needing rides to dialysis, chemo, physical therapy, or non-emergency medical appointments. Some senior centers offer free van service to grocery stores, the pharmacy, and the senior center itself; ask about schedule and pickup zone. Uber Health and Lyft Healthcare integrate with Medicare Advantage plans — many beneficiaries don't realize the ride is covered. No cost to older adults...
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Free national transportation database for older adults from ITNAmerica. A first stop for veterans, dialysis patients, and seniors with disabilities who qualify for paratransit. Volunteer driver programs typically need 48 hours' notice and ask for a small donation; many also escort the senior in and out of appointments. Transportation is the #1 reason seniors miss medical appointments; it's also a leading reason for social isolation. Open at no cost to Wisconsin seniors and the families supporting them.
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Tools, courses, and assessments to help older drivers stay safe behind the wheel. Worth contacting for any senior in a transit-poor area, an apartment without parking, or a household with one shared car. Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in most states — call the state's NEMT line before paying for a private ride. Transportation is the #1 reason seniors miss medical appointments; it's also a leading reason for social isolation. All services free of charge to qualifying...
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AARP Smart Driver course — the nation's first refresher course designed for drivers 50+. Useful for seniors needing rides to dialysis, chemo, physical therapy, or non-emergency medical appointments. Reduced-fare transit passes are available at city transit offices with proof of age (usually 65+) and ID. Stopping driving is one of the hardest decisions for a senior; having transportation lined up before that conversation makes it easier. All services free of charge to qualifying seniors and family...
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Free educational program to help older drivers fit their personal vehicles. A first stop for veterans, dialysis patients, and seniors with disabilities who qualify for paratransit. Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in most states — call the state's NEMT line before paying for a private ride. Transportation is the #1 reason seniors miss medical appointments; it's also a leading reason for social isolation. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to call or browse.
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On-demand rides, groceries, and meals for seniors without smartphones. Built for older adults who've stopped driving or can't safely manage it, and family caregivers coordinating doctor visits. Reduced-fare transit passes are available at city transit offices with proof of age (usually 65+) and ID. Volunteer driver programs are often run by faith-based organizations and are open to seniors of any background. Free, confidential, and available to any Wisconsin resident who needs the information.
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Lyft's senior and healthcare ride service used by health systems and care managers. Useful for seniors needing rides to dialysis, chemo, physical therapy, or non-emergency medical appointments. Volunteer driver programs typically need 48 hours' notice and ask for a small donation; many also escort the senior in and out of appointments. Transportation is the #1 reason seniors miss medical appointments; it's also a leading reason for social isolation. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required...
Nationwide · Online · Visit Website
Uber's health-focused ride service for non-emergency medical transportation. Useful for seniors needing rides to dialysis, chemo, physical therapy, or non-emergency medical appointments. Some senior centers offer free van service to grocery stores, the pharmacy, and the senior center itself; ask about schedule and pickup zone. Transportation is the #1 reason seniors miss medical appointments; it's also a leading reason for social isolation. Free of charge — no eligibility paperwork required to call or...
Nationwide · Online · Visit Website
Non-emergency medical transportation broker — many state Medicaid programs use them. A first stop for veterans, dialysis patients, and seniors with disabilities who qualify for paratransit. Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in most states — call the state's NEMT line before paying for a private ride. Volunteer driver programs are often run by faith-based organizations and are open to seniors of any background. Free, confidential, and available to any Wisconsin resident who...
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Compassionate, professional transportation for seniors needing extra assistance. A first stop for veterans, dialysis patients, and seniors with disabilities who qualify for paratransit. Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in most states — call the state's NEMT line before paying for a private ride. Uber Health and Lyft Healthcare integrate with Medicare Advantage plans — many beneficiaries don't realize the ride is covered. Free, confidential, and available to any Wisconsin...
Nationwide · Online · Visit Website
Non-emergency medical transportation for Wisconsin Medicaid recipients via state Medicaid. A first stop for veterans, dialysis patients, and seniors with disabilities who qualify for paratransit. Most paratransit programs require an application, doctor's note, and a few weeks of advance scheduling for regular rides. Volunteer driver programs are often run by faith-based organizations and are open to seniors of any background. No cost to older adults or the people helping them.
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Find Wisconsin senior transportation through the Eldercare Locator. Useful for seniors needing rides to dialysis, chemo, physical therapy, or non-emergency medical appointments. Medicaid covers non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in most states — call the state's NEMT line before paying for a private ride. Uber Health and Lyft Healthcare integrate with Medicare Advantage plans — many beneficiaries don't realize the ride is covered. Free service; donations support but never gate access.
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