Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Haledon, NJ

Haledon is one of the densest boroughs in Passaic County, an immigrant-rooted town that grew up alongside Paterson's silk mills. The Pietro and Maria Botto House on Norwood Street, where strikers gathered during the 1913 silk strike, still stands as the American Labor Museum and a National Historic Landmark. That density and history come with a practical catch: the borough has no hospital of its own, and plenty of older residents, post-surgery patients, and neighbors who never learned to drive or gave it up years ago still need to get to appointments in and around Paterson. Delta Medical Transportation covers Haledon with wheelchair van, ambulatory, and stretcher rides, and the rest of our non-emergency transport options are a phone call away.

The closest major hospital is St. Joseph's University Medical Center, a short trip down into Paterson and a Level II trauma center where a lot of Haledon families end up for surgery, imaging, and specialist visits. After an inpatient stay there, a nurse can clear a patient before a car is anywhere near the entrance, so our discharge rides are timed to the actual release, not a guess. Some residents head instead to St. Joseph's Wayne Medical Center in Wayne or St. Mary's General Hospital in Passaic, and we run all three routes regularly.

Standing dialysis appointments are the rides we book most often here, and missing one is not an option. Our dialysis transportation holds the same pickup and drop-off pattern week after week, including runs to DaVita North Haledon Dialysis on Belmont Avenue just over the border in North Haledon. Wheelchair users get a lift-equipped van with proper securement through our wheelchair van service, and patients who can't sit up travel on a stretcher instead. We cover the whole borough, from the Haledon Avenue spine to the tight side streets off it, plus neighboring Paterson, North Haledon, Prospect Park, Totowa, and Wayne.