Our agency's driver is available throughout the week to transport people to our senior lunch clubs, for local errands and in-county medical appointments. Call the office for the schedule and to arrange a ride. There is no charge, but donations are gratefully accepted. For out of county appointments, call our office to inquire about a bus voucher.

To link the elderly, disabled/handicapped low and extremely low income individuals residing in MIHC managed properties, to community services and health care in the surrounding area by providing reliable bus transportation three days per week throughout the year. Bus trips will be scheduled to run during the year for shopping, banking, bill paying, personal errands, including excursions to nearby community events.

The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program of Herkimer County affords seniors, 55 years and older, the opportunity to share their talents, interests, and compassion through direct service in their communities. RSVP volunteers serve as dispatchers, data entry assistants, tutors, program coordinators, counselors, transporters, food pantry workers, friendly visitors, store clerks, clerical assistants, meal servers, crafters, council and agency advisors, and more. RSVP focuses on addressing critical community needs, working to improve the quality of life for Herkimer County residents.

Program helps HIV positive individuals without reliable transportation identify transportation obstacles and develop solutions to gain access to health and wellness providers. Call 607-798-1721.

DAV operates a fleet of vehicles around the country to provide free transportation to VA medical facilities for injured and ill veterans. DAV stepped in to help veterans get the care they need when the federal government terminated its program that helped many of them pay for transportation to and from medical facilities. The vans are driven by volunteers, and the rides coordinated by more than 160 Hospital Service Coordinators around the country.

DAV Departments and Chapters, along with our long-time partner Ford Motor Company, have purchased 3,393 vehicles at a cost of more than $76.3 million, that have been donated to Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers nationwide since the program began in 1987 to ensure that injured or ill veterans are able to get to their medical appointments.

To find out whether there is a van near you use the DAV Hospital Service Coordinator Directory to contact your nearest HSC for information or assistance. Please remember that the DAV Transportation Network is staffed by volunteers; therefore, it is unable to cover every community. We hope we can help you.

Transportation to medical appointments and personal needs. Wheelchair accessible.

RediVan provides wheelchair transportation to doctor's appointments, treatment centers, hospital, social outings, shopping, church and more. Call RediVan for current rates. Cash, VISA, MasterCard, Discover and Medicaid. One day's notice is suggested.

Our Transportation program continues to operate for seniors AND families and individuals who need transportation to access pharmacy, food, and other emergency supply outlets, anywhere in Dutchess County for medical, shopping, social trips, or to the doctor or hospital in Sharon, CT.

Rides are free, but donations are welcome. Call (518) 592-1399 ext. 101 or email NEDT@neccmillerton.org to book a ride. Advance notice of 5 days is recommended. Seniors and persons with disabilities with medical appointments get first priority. Passengers are encouraged to tell us about their special needs. We operate a van with wheelchair lift.

Connecting people to transportation services for medically related visits and other necessities. Volunteer drivers provide non-emergency medical and/or food related transportation assistance to Steuben County residents who have no other means of transportation.

Please call at least two work days prior to the appointment to ensure proper arrangements can be made (and a week’s notice is best). Through phone triage, callers are assessed for eligibility and linked to information, referral, or human service programs to address their needs.

The service is free, however riders receive a suggested donation notice the month following the ride. All donations are confidential and are used directly to continue and expand the service. Absolutely no one will be denied a ride due to an inability to contribute.

Limit to 2 rides/month for under age 60+ no Medicaid.

C.A.R.T. van service for seniors provides free specialized transportation for the frail elderly. Operating in Manhattan, from the Battery to 96th Street on the East Side and to 110th Street on the West Side, C.A.R.T.'s five vans take seniors to and from medical appointments and hospitals, planned activities at senior centers and entitlements on which they depend. C.A.R.T. also delivers meals to homebound seniors living in mid-Manhattan. In addition to its established routes, Project C.A.R.T. provides private car service for seniors who need special transportation within Manhattan. Private car service is approved for emergencies as well as for medical, social service and entitlement appointments. In addition, the service is available for visits to relatives and friends in hospitals or nursing homes