Stretcher Transport
Long-Distance Stretcher Transport
For patients who need to remain lying down or require stretcher support during longer medical transportation.
Long-Distance Medical Transportation
Safe, Comfortable Patient Transport Across Long Distances.
Mobility Transportation Services helps families coordinate long-distance stretcher, gurney, hospice, elderly, and state-to-state patient transportation between homes, hospitals, care facilities, rehab centers, hospice settings, and out-of-state destinations.
When the Trip Is Too Far for a Standard Ride
Door-to-Door Long-Distance Medical Transport With Professional Support
Long-distance medical transportation can feel overwhelming for families. There may be medical concerns, mobility limitations, facility coordination, timing, comfort needs, and uncertainty about how to safely move a loved one across hundreds of miles.
MTS helps simplify that process. Our team focuses on safe patient handling, clear communication, and dependable door-to-door transportation for patients who need more than a standard vehicle can provide.
Whether your loved one needs to travel by stretcher, gurney, or assisted medical transport, we help coordinate the details so the trip feels more manageable for everyone involved, including family ride-along needs, pet considerations, and CNA or nurse support when needed.
Long-Distance Services
Transportation for Patients Who Need Extra Care
MTS provides long-distance medical transportation for patients with mobility needs, recovery needs, hospice considerations, family ride-along needs, and care coordination requirements.
Hospice Transport
Long-Distance Hospice Transport
Compassionate, dignified transport for terminally ill patients who need to travel home, closer to family, or to a care facility.
State-to-State
State-to-State Patient Transport
Seamless door-to-door transportation across state lines, with planning, communication, and family updates handled throughout the journey.
Long-Distance Patient Transport
Bedside-to-bedside support for patients recovering after surgery, hospital stays, rehab, or extended care.
Compassionate Hospice Transportation
Long-Distance Hospice Transport With Dignity, Patience, and Care.
When a loved one is facing a terminal illness, transportation decisions can feel emotionally and practically overwhelming. MTS helps families move a loved one safely and comfortably to the place they need to be, whether that is home, closer to family, a hospice setting, or another care facility.
Hospice transportation requires professionalism, compassion, and an understanding of the sensitive nature of the trip. Our team focuses on keeping the patient calm, comfortable, and cared for throughout the journey, while helping families understand the plan from pickup to arrival.
With modern, well-equipped non-emergency transport vehicles and attentive support, MTS provides long-distance hospice transportation centered on dignity, respect, safety, and peace of mind.
Hospice trips may include:
- Transportation closer to family support
- Transportation home from a hospital or care facility
- Facility-to-facility hospice or palliative care transfers
- Long-distance gurney or stretcher support
- Family ride-along coordination when available
Ride-Along Support
Family Members Welcome. CNA & Nurse Support Available.
Long-distance transport can feel easier when the patient has familiar support nearby. Family members are welcome to ride along with the passenger at no additional cost.
Depending on the trip and vehicle setup, up to 1–2 family members may be able to accompany the passenger. When additional care support is needed, MTS can also coordinate contracted CNA or nurse assistance and include those fees in the transportation quote.
Pets may also be allowed when needed, provided they travel safely in a kennel.
Family Ride-Alongs
Up to 1–2 family members may ride along depending on space and trip details, at no additional cost.
CNA or Nurse Support
Contracted CNA or nurse assistance can be coordinated when additional care support is needed.
Kenneled Pets
Pets may be allowed when needed as long as they travel safely in a kennel.
When Families Call Us
Long-Distance Transport Is Often Needed at a Critical Moment.
Families often contact MTS when a loved one needs to move safely from one care setting to another, return home from a hospital, or relocate closer to family support.
Our goal is to make the process easier by helping coordinate the transportation details and keeping families informed.
A terminally ill loved one needs to travel comfortably to home, closer to family, or to a hospice or care setting.
A patient is ready to leave the hospital but cannot travel safely in a standard vehicle.
A loved one needs to move between hospitals, rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, or care communities.
A patient needs to relocate across state lines to be closer to relatives or long-term support.
A scheduled long-distance trip is needed for treatment, recovery, or an out-of-state appointment.
Why Families Choose MTS for Long-Distance Transport
Stretcher & Gurney Support
Transportation options for patients who need to remain lying down or need more than a standard vehicle.
Long-Distance Coordination
Support between homes, hospitals, rehab centers, and care facilities.
Family Ride-Along Options
Family members can ride along at no extra cost, with CNA or nurse support available when needed.
Trusted Professional Care
Licensed, insured, experienced, and focused on safe patient transportation.
Coverage Area
Serving Long-Distance Routes Across the Western U.S.
MTS is based in Utah and helps coordinate long-distance medical transportation throughout the Western United States, including Oregon, California, Washington, and surrounding states.
If your route is outside the listed area, call us. Every transport is different, and our team can help determine whether we are the right fit.
Minimum Distance
Long-distance trips generally require a minimum distance of 200 miles.
- Utah
- Idaho
- Nevada
- Arizona
- Oregon
- Washington
- California
- Colorado
- Wyoming
- Montana
- New Mexico
How It Works
A Clear Process From First Call to Safe Arrival
We help families understand the details, plan the transport, and coordinate a safe trip from pickup to destination.
1
Call or Request a Ride
Contact us with the pickup location, destination, mobility needs, and timing.
2
We Review the Details
We discuss patient needs, route details, timing, family ride-along needs, and whether CNA or nurse support should be coordinated.
3
Transport Is Scheduled
We help coordinate the trip and confirm the transportation plan.
4
Safe Arrival
Your loved one arrives safely and comfortably at their destination.
Long-Distance Questions
Not Sure What Kind of Transport You Need?
Every long-distance transport is different. Call us with your situation, including mobility needs, hospice considerations, family ride-along needs, CNA or nurse support needs, and any special considerations.
Long-distance trips generally require a minimum distance of 200 miles. These trips may include state-to-state transportation, hospital-to-home transportation, facility transfers, or relocation closer to family.
Yes. For long-distance trips, MTS focuses on patients who need stretcher, gurney, or assisted medical transportation. Wheelchair transportation remains available for local Utah needs, but long-distance patients commonly travel by gurney for comfort and safety.
Yes. We commonly help coordinate transportation from hospitals, rehab centers, skilled nursing facilities, care communities, and homes.
Yes. Family members are welcome to ride along with the passenger at no additional cost.
Depending on the trip and vehicle setup, up to 1–2 family members may be able to accompany the passenger. Please mention ride-along needs when scheduling so our team can confirm the details.
Yes. When additional care support is needed, MTS can coordinate contracted CNA or nurse assistance for the transport.
CNA and nurse fees are included with the transportation quote so families understand the full cost before the ride is scheduled.
Pets may be allowed when needed, provided they travel safely in a kennel. Please mention any pet transportation needs when scheduling so we can confirm the details in advance.