★★★★★ Comfortable, unhurried transport for patients with Parkinson's disease.
Long Distance Parkinson's Patient Transportation
Parkinson's patients benefit from predictable, calm, unhurried travel. Long-distance NEMT gives families the ability to schedule around medication windows and rest stops instead of rushing to make a flight.
When long-distance NEMT is appropriate
- Relocating closer to family
- Traveling to a specialty movement-disorders center
- Post-DBS surgery discharge
What's included on the trip
- Wheelchair-accessible or reclining Sprinter
- Medication schedule kept on time
- Rest and meal stops planned around symptoms
- Attendant for transfers and comfort
Recommended vehicle
Reclining Sprinter or wheelchair van
Frequently asked questions
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Informational only. This page is not medical advice. Travel readiness is determined by the treating physician.
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