Medical Transportation in Glassboro, NJ

NEMT Services in Glassboro

Glassboro holds a special place in New Jersey history as the site of the landmark 1967 Glassboro Summit Conference between President Lyndon B. Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin — a meeting held at what is now Rowan University. Today, Glassboro is best known as the home of Rowan University, which has transformed the borough into a vibrant college town with approximately 20,000 residents and a growing healthcare and education hub. The borough's population includes a diverse mix of students, long-term residents, and working-class families, with a segment of the permanent population that relies on Medicaid and non-emergency medical transportation to access healthcare in the Gloucester County region.

Glassboro's primary healthcare destination is Inspira Medical Center Mullica Hill, a modern hospital that serves southern Gloucester County. Jefferson Washington Township Hospital to the north is another key destination for Glassboro-area patients seeking surgical and specialty services. Cooper University Hospital in Camden — approximately 20 miles north — provides Level I trauma and advanced academic medical center services for complex cases. Rowan University's growing medical school and healthcare research presence is also gradually expanding the local healthcare ecosystem, with new clinics and specialist practices establishing in the Glassboro-Rowan corridor.

Delta Medical Transportation serves Glassboro's non-student permanent population with the same professional NEMT that we provide across all of Gloucester County. Many of Glassboro's elderly and disabled residents live in the established neighborhoods surrounding the university and need dependable transport to dialysis centers, oncology clinics, and other medical facilities. Our vehicles navigate Glassboro's streets — including the revitalized downtown High Street corridor and the residential neighborhoods extending east and west from the university — to provide door-to-door service for patients who cannot drive themselves to their appointments.