Non-Emergency Stretcher Transportation is designed for individuals who cannot sit upright for extended periods—even in a wheelchair—due to medical conditions. This service provides safe and comfortable transportation to medical appointments or facilities for those with specific needs.

The main groups who benefit from non-emergency stretcher transport include:

• Post-operative patients: Individuals recovering from surgery who must remain lying down to prevent complications or discomfort.

• Elderly with limited mobility: Seniors with severe arthritis, osteoporosis, or other mobility challenges that make sitting unsafe.

• Spinal or orthopedic injuries: Patients with fractures, spinal cord injuries, or orthopedic conditions requiring flat transport to avoid further injury.

• Severe medical conditions: Those with heart disease, respiratory issues, or neurological disorders who need to remain in a supine position.

• Bedridden patients: Individuals confined to bed due to chronic illness, injury, or disability who still require medical transport.

• Hospice and palliative care patients: Patients too weak or fragile to travel seated but who need transportation for treatment or care.

• Patients requiring monitoring: Individuals who need continuous observation and specialized equipment during transit.

In each of these cases, stretcher transportation ensures safe, reliable, and comfortable transfers without worsening the patient’s condition.