Medical Transportation in Ewing Township, NJ

NEMT Services in Ewing Township

Ewing Township is a suburban community in northwestern Mercer County, bordering the Delaware River and Pennsylvania to the west and sharing a boundary with Trenton to the south. The township is home to The College of New Jersey campus, a significant working-class and middle-class residential population, and many seniors who have lived in Ewing's established neighborhoods for decades. With Capital Health Regional Medical Center and St. Francis Medical Center both just 10 minutes away in Trenton, Ewing residents have excellent access to acute care — and Delta Medical Transportation ensures they can get there reliably when they cannot drive themselves.

Route 29 along the Delaware River and Route 31 through the center of the township are Ewing's primary corridors, connecting the township's residential neighborhoods to commercial areas and onward to Trenton's hospital complex. Our drivers navigate these routes daily, familiar with the residential streets off Parkway Avenue, the neighborhoods near Rider University's nearby campus, and the communities along Ewingville Road. Many Ewing Township patients rely on our recurring dialysis transportation routes to centers in Trenton and Hamilton, and we assign consistent drivers to these routes to build the rapport that makes recurring transport less stressful.

Capital Health System at Mercer in Hamilton Township, about 15 minutes from most Ewing neighborhoods, is another frequent destination for outpatient procedures and specialist appointments. When patients require specialty care not available locally, we also transport to Penn Medicine Princeton Medical Center in Plainsboro or to academic medical centers across the region. Our wheelchair van fleet handles standard and power wheelchairs, and our stretcher-capable vehicles are available for patients who need to remain reclined during transport. All rides are GPS-tracked, fully insured, and climate-controlled for year-round comfort.