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Transportation & Mobility

Freedom means getting where you want to go. Rides to appointments, errands, and visits, whether or not you drive.

Trusted Partners for Getting Around

Companies we've reviewed and trust, covering friendly ride services, medical transport, and adapted vehicles.

Some links are partner links, which means Prime Years may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. That never affects who we recommend.

Senior Ride Services

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Rides to Medical Appointments

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Non-Emergency Medical Transport

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Wheelchair-Accessible Vehicles

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Vehicle Adaptations & Hand Controls

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Grocery & Errand Delivery

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Getting Around Checklist

Seven things that keep you independent, whether or not you drive. Every one is worth setting up before you need it.

  • A reliable ride option saved in your phone or posted by the fridge
  • A trial run of a ride service before the day you truly need it
  • Ask whether your Medicare Advantage plan covers rides to appointments
  • Your senior center's transportation programs looked into, many are free
  • A plan for groceries and prescriptions on weeks you would rather not drive
  • An honest talk with your doctor or family about night driving
  • Someone who knows your schedule when you head out solo