Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Courteous rides to the care you need.

Serving
  • Plano
  • Richardson
  • Allen
Surrounding DFW areas

HopePath provides prearranged non-emergency rides for medical appointments, dialysis, rehabilitation, and hospital discharge. Our team reviews each request and confirms trip details with you before scheduling.

Prearranged trips One-time, round-trip, and recurring requests Wheelchair requests reviewed individually
HopePath van with its wheelchair ramp lowered
HopePath driver in uniform beside a vehicle
A courteous welcome
Driver assisting a passenger in a wheelchair beside a van
Wheelchair access by inquiry

HopePath provides non-emergency transportation only and does not provide ambulance, emergency medical, stretcher, or clinical services. If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911.

What we transport for

Rides for the appointments that matter most.

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Medical appointments

Primary care and specialist visits, planned in advance with reliable arrival windows.

Dialysis transportation

Recurring rides can be requested around your treatment calendar.

Rehab & therapy

Physical and occupational therapy rides that support the pace of your recovery.

Hospital discharge

Comfortable transport home from a hospital or facility, coordinated with your care team.

Senior transportation

Courteous, patient service for seniors traveling to medical, pharmacy, or wellness visits.

Recurring appointments

Request a recurring schedule for ongoing medical routines and follow-ups.

How HopePath works

Three simple steps to a coordinated ride.

  1. 1

    Request

    Submit a ride request online or call us. Share pickup, destination, and appointment time.

  2. 2

    Confirm

    Our team reviews availability and confirms the trip details with you before it’s scheduled.

  3. 3

    Ride with care

    Once the details are confirmed, your driver arrives at the agreed pickup time.

Ready to schedule a non-emergency ride?

Prearranged trips only. For medical emergencies, always call 911.