**What services does Alliance Medical Transportation provide?**

We provide non-emergency medical transportation services including transportation for standard medical appointments, specialist or out-of-area appointments, and health facility transfers. Our goal is to provide reliable, compassionate rides to those in need, particularly in rural and underserved regions.

**Who can use Alliance Medical Transportation services?**

Our services are designed for a wide range of individuals, including the elderly, those with disabilities, and patients needing accessible, non-emergency transportation. We operate mainly in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, but can discuss services in other locations on a case-by-case basis.

**How can I schedule a ride with Alliance Medical Transportation?**

To schedule a ride, please call Glenn Smith at (503)314-5513. Glenn will help you book your ride and answer any questions you may have. We'll need to collect some information from you, such as your name, phone number, appointment details, and any mobility restrictions you may have.

**What should I do if I need to arrange a long-distance or out-of-county ride?**

For long-distance or out-of-county rides, please call Glenn Smith at (503)314-5513. We're committed to providing reliable service for your specialist and out-of-area appointments, and Glenn can help you arrange the details.

**Can Alliance Medical Transportation accommodate wheelchair accessible trips?**

Absolutely. We're equipped to provide wheelchair accessible transportation. If you have specific mobility restrictions, please let us know when you call to book your ride.

We facilitate access to essential healthcare services by providing safe, reliable, compassionate transportation. We cater to the unique needs of each individual patient.


non-emergency medical transportation

We provide non-emergency medical transportation services to OR., WA., and Idaho.

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