Stretcher Transportation

Non-emergency stretcher transport — offered only when licensed and equipped for this service.

Request Transportation → Call (614) 348-1035

Availability pending verification. This service is published only after equipment, licensing and training requirements are confirmed. Contact our team to confirm current availability. Owner: confirm before launch

Who this service is for

Patients who must travel lying down (non-emergency)
Facilities arranging stretcher-level transfers
Families coordinating comfort-focused transport

Common trip examples

Facility-to-facility stretcher transfer (non-emergency)
Return home for a patient who cannot sit for the trip
Scheduled appointments requiring stretcher transport

What passengers can expect

Stretcher service is listed only when licensing and equipment requirements have been verified. It remains non-emergency transport: our teams do not provide medical treatment or monitoring. If a patient requires medical care en route, an ambulance service is the appropriate choice — and in an emergency, call 911.

What we need to schedule

Confirmation from our team that stretcher service is available
Sending and receiving locations and contacts
Patient positioning and comfort requirements
Authorization or payment arrangement

Availability varies by day, vehicle type and service area. Submitting a request does not guarantee transportation until the trip has been reviewed and confirmed by Safety First Transportation.

Payment & authorization

We accept private pay and work with facility accounts. Insurance and payment options vary by plan and trip type. Verified payer list to be published

Coverage is not guaranteed. Transportation is subject to eligibility, authorization, service availability and confirmation. Contact your insurance plan directly to understand your transportation benefits, or contact our team to confirm eligibility and availability.

Ready to schedule?

Request online in a few minutes, or talk with a transportation coordinator.

Request Transportation → (614) 348-1035

For a medical emergency, call 911. Safety First Transportation does not replace emergency ambulance services, and drivers do not provide medical treatment or monitoring.