Wheelchair Van Transport in Paramus, NJ

Wheelchair-Accessible Transportation in Paramus

Paramus has two hospitals inside its own borders, and both are anchored to East Ridgewood Avenue. The Valley Hospital opened at 4 Valley Health Plaza on April 14, 2024, after moving out of Ridgewood. It sits on a 40-acre campus with the Robert and Audrey Luckow Pavilion across the street at 1 Valley Health Plaza, where the ambulatory infusion center is on the second floor, and the Medical Arts Pavilion behind the hospital at 140 East Ridgewood Avenue. Also on East Ridgewood Avenue, at number 230, Bergen New Bridge Medical Center has run since 1916 — New Jersey's largest hospital, with acute beds, behavioral health, a nursing home on campus, and an emergency department that grew from 19 to 47 treatment beds in February 2026.

Getting to care in Paramus is a driving problem, not a distance problem. Route 4 and Route 17 cross in the southern end of the borough, the Garden State Parkway runs through the north end at Exit 163, and for roughly three miles north of Route 4 the Route 17 corridor is lined with more than a hundred stores and three of Bergen County's six major malls — Garden State Plaza, Paramus Park and Bergen Town Center. Those are the same jughandled lanes patients use to reach dialysis and infusion appointments, and a left turn often means a loop. Bergen County's Sunday blue laws are the one real break: with most non-food retail closed, a Sunday discharge run moves through Paramus far faster than any weekday.

A wheelchair van is not an ambulance and not a stretcher vehicle. It has a ramp or a hydraulic lift, the passenger stays seated in their own manual or power chair, and the chair is locked to the floor with a four-point tie-down plus a separate lap and shoulder belt. Nobody is lifted, transferred or asked to stand. In Paramus that matters at the Valley parking deck off Winters Avenue, at the second-floor infusion center in the Luckow Pavilion, and inside the long-term care units at Bergen New Bridge, where the driver walks the passenger door-through-door rather than leaving them at a curb on East Ridgewood Avenue. Delta also runs stretcher and BLS ambulance service for patients who cannot sit upright. Call (973) 389-3110 for a free quote.

Every trip is quoted individually — distance, whether you need a return leg, stairs at either address, and the time of day all matter. Call (973) 389-3110 for a free quote, or use the estimate calculator below. If a Paramus patient cannot sit upright for the journey, a wheelchair van is the wrong vehicle and we will arrange stretcher transport instead.