Medical Transportation in Brick Township, NJ

NEMT Services in Brick Township

Brick Township is one of Ocean County's most populous communities, a sprawling coastal township that borders Barnegat Bay to the east and stretches inland through established neighborhoods in Laurelton, Herbertsville, and Cedar Bridge. Ocean University Medical Center, part of the Hackensack Meridian Health network, is located within the township and serves as the primary hospital for Brick residents and those in surrounding northern Ocean County communities. Delta Medical Transportation provides wheelchair van and ambulance transport throughout Brick Township to Ocean University Medical Center and all other regional healthcare facilities.

Brick Township has a substantial and long-established senior population spread across numerous retirement communities and active adult developments built during the township's growth periods of the 1970s through 1990s. Many of these residents are in their 70s, 80s, and 90s and require frequent medical attention — cardiology follow-ups, orthopedic appointments, pulmonology visits, and recurring treatments including dialysis and cancer care. Our wheelchair-accessible vans are equipped with hydraulic lifts and climate-controlled interiors, and our drivers are trained to assist with boarding and exiting with patience and care. We build recurring transport schedules for Brick Township patients who need dependable rides week after week.

When Brick residents require specialty services not available at Ocean University Medical Center, Community Medical Center in Toms River is approximately 10 minutes away and offers a broader range of inpatient and oncology services. Monmouth Medical Center Southern Campus in Lakewood is about 20 minutes from Brick and provides additional options. Route 88 and Route 70 are the primary transit corridors through Brick Township, and our drivers navigate these routes daily — including during summer shore season when barrier island traffic can add time to southbound trips. Delta Medical Transportation accounts for seasonal conditions when scheduling dialysis transport and other recurring routes throughout the year.