Medical Transportation in Camden, NJ

NEMT Services in Camden

Camden is one of New Jersey's most densely populated cities, situated directly across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. It is home to two of South Jersey's most significant hospitals: Cooper University Hospital, a nationally ranked Level I trauma center affiliated with the Cooper Medical School of Rowan University and the Jefferson Health network; and Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes, a full-service Virtua Health hospital in the heart of the city. Camden's population includes a very high proportion of Medicaid-enrolled residents, and the need for reliable non-emergency medical transportation is substantial and consistent. Delta Medical Transportation is committed to serving Camden's patients with the same professionalism and care we bring to every community we serve.

Cooper University Hospital is one of the most prominent healthcare institutions in the region — handling complex trauma cases, providing advanced oncology and cardiac care, and training the next generation of physicians through the Cooper Medical School. Many of our Camden patients receive ongoing treatment at Cooper's outpatient facilities and cancer centers, requiring reliable wheelchair van transport on a recurring basis. We coordinate directly with Cooper's discharge planning team for hospital discharge transport, ensuring patients returning home after inpatient stays have safe and timely pickup arranged before they leave the building.

Camden's ongoing waterfront redevelopment and the presence of Rutgers-Camden campus have brought new investment to the city, but the majority of Camden's established residential neighborhoods remain working-class communities where access to transportation is a real barrier to healthcare. We work with authorized Medicaid transportation brokers to provide covered wheelchair van and ambulance transport for NJ FamilyCare members throughout the city. We serve every Camden neighborhood — from Parkside and Cramer Hill to Fairview and North Camden — ensuring no patient misses a critical medical appointment due to lack of transportation.