Transportation Help
A ride only helps if it gets you there and back. Ask about the service area, pickup window, cost and any access support you need.
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What this covers
Medical transportation, ride programs for seniors and people with disabilities, bus/transit passes, gas assistance, car repair assistance, and paratransit services.
Does not cover: Commercial ride-sharing, car purchases, or driver's license services (see Legal for ID help).
Who is this for?
Anyone who needs help getting to medical appointments, work, school, or essential services and cannot drive or afford transportation.
How help usually works
Ride programs set their service areas, trip rules and booking times. If you have Medicaid, ask your plan or state agency how to arrange covered medical transport.
How to start
- Give the pickup address, destination and appointment time when you ask about a ride.
- Ask how far ahead to book and whether the return trip is included.
- Explain any wheelchair, companion or other access needs before booking.
What to bring
Ask what ID, enrollment or trip details the service needs. For medical rides, have your appointment and plan information ready.
If you need help soon
For a medical emergency, call 911. These ride programs are for planned trips, not emergency response.
Example Transportation Resources
Enter your ZIP code above to see resources near you. Here are some examples:
Phoenix area
Duet: Partners in Health & Aging
Free rides to medical appointments and essential errands for homebound seniors and adults with disabilities in the Phoenix metro.
555 W Glendale Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021
Mon-Fri, appointment-based