Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Prospect Park, NJ

Prospect Park crams thousands of residents into less than half a square mile, which makes it one of the tightest boroughs in Passaic County. Households here are often multi-generational: grown children, their parents, and grandparents sharing a two-family on North 8th Street or Haledon Avenue. When an elder in one of those homes needs to get to a specialist or a follow-up, it usually falls to the family to arrange it, and the narrow streets and scarce parking make driving a relative there harder than it sounds. Delta Medical Transportation handles that ride with wheelchair van service, ambulatory help for those who walk slowly, and stretcher-level transport for anyone who can't sit up for the trip. Our Totowa dispatch is close enough that a Prospect Park pickup is a short run for our drivers.

The borough presses right up against Paterson, so St. Joseph's University Medical Center on Main Street is the hospital most families end up at. It's a Level II trauma center and academic teaching hospital, and it's where a lot of Prospect Park's cardiology, oncology, and orthopedic follow-ups happen. When an elder is being sent home after a stay, we handle the discharge ride and get them settled back at the house, whether that means a wheelchair van or a stretcher. For residents whose care takes them elsewhere, we also run to St. Mary's General Hospital in Passaic and St. Joseph's Wayne Medical Center.

Standing dialysis appointments are the other steady need. Someone on a three-day-a-week schedule can't afford a missed pickup, and our dialysis rides keep those chairs on time — the DaVita center on Belmont Avenue in adjacent North Haledon is a short hop across the border, and we run to treatment centers around Paterson as well. Because Haledon Avenue skirts the edge of the borough and Paterson starts a block or two over, our drivers aren't fighting long distances to reach anyone. We cover the neighboring towns too — Paterson, Haledon, and Hawthorne — plus the rest of Passaic County and all 21 New Jersey counties.