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Long Distance Spinal Injury Transportation
Patients with spinal cord injuries or recovering from spine surgery need transport that respects strict positioning protocols. Long-distance NEMT with trained attendants provides the log-roll transfers, spinal precautions, and bed-to-bed handoffs required.
When long-distance NEMT is appropriate
- Post-spine surgery discharge
- Chronic spinal cord injury requiring specialized positioning
- Transfer to specialty rehab (SCI center)
What's included on the trip
- Log-roll transfers with trained attendants
- Full spinal precautions maintained in transit
- Padding, positioning, and pressure-relief schedule
- Bed-to-bed handoff at destination
Recommended vehicle
Stretcher-equipped Sprinter with two attendants
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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