Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Pequannock, NJ

Not many towns can say the hospital is around the corner. The Pompton Plains section of Pequannock Township has Chilton Medical Center, part of Atlantic Health System, at 97 West Parkway, an acute care community hospital and designated Primary Stroke Center that residents of both sections reach in minutes. Short distance and short reach are two different things, though. A parking lot is a long walk for someone on oxygen; a lobby door is a barrier for a patient in a wheelchair. We handle the part that a nearby address does not solve, moving people who cannot drive, cannot navigate stairs, or need to stay off their feet safely between home and care with wheelchair van transport and stretcher-level rides.

Chilton draws in Pequannock residents for imaging, outpatient procedures, and follow-up visits, and it is where many of them are discharged after a stay. Getting home is where a ride matters most, a patient recovering from surgery should not be climbing into a family sedan. Our vans pull up to the West Parkway entrance and get people back to their door on the Newark-Pompton Turnpike, in the North End, or over in Burnham Village. When the care isn't at Chilton, St. Joseph's Wayne Medical Center, a 229-bed hospital, sits just across the line in Wayne, and our discharge rides cover that route too.

Dialysis is the appointment nobody gets to skip. Three sessions a week, on a fixed clock, and a missed one is a hospital visit. We keep those standing dialysis trips running from both Pequannock and Pompton Plains, whether the chair is at DaVita St. Joseph's Wayne Dialysis on Willowbrook Boulevard or Fresenius Kidney Care over in Parsippany. Pequannock is a two-section township, each half with its own post office, and we work the whole of it, then follow patients out to specialists across Wayne, Parsippany, and the rest of Morris and Passaic Counties.