Wheelchair and stretcher transportation service for medical and personal appointments. For more information, call 303-870-8630 or send an email to: A1medicaltransport123@gmail.com.

Safety: Transportation is provided one person at a time. Vehicles are disinfected between trips.

No-cost transportation services for Douglas County residents over age 60. Wheelchair-accessible vehicles, dialysis routes, and a robust volunteer driver program.

Transportation is for medical, nutrition, and errands. Call for additional information.

A-Lift is now VIA Mobility! A-Lift is currently providing FREE medical rides to Adams County residents 55+. A-Lift is offering Lyft rides for 55+/disabled Adams County residents that will be available through June 30, 2025. They are asking that rides be limited to 5 per client-per month. These rides are designed for those not being able access rides through Via Mobility. Clients should be directed to call the Adams County Human Services Community Partners Office at 720-523-2813

The Mobility Onboarding Registration Team is: (303) 444-3043 and the A-Lift reservation Line is: (303) 447-9636; www.adcogov.org/community-transit-program-lift. Please call several days before your transportation need, if possible.

Membership is required and application can be done online or can be mailed. Please contact the office at 720-242-9032 for more information.

One of the biggest roadblocks for people needing cancer treatment can be the lack of transportation. That’s why the American Cancer Society Road To Recovery® program provides free rides to treatment through volunteer drivers.

For additional information on how to get connected for a ride and/or how to sign up as a volunteer, please visit: www.cancer.org

Arranges free, non-emergency air transportation for people needing medical treatment, all at no cost to the passenger. A few points about their service: They are a non-emergency service (they require 5 business days notice to schedule a flight), they provide transportation in western U.S. only, patients must be medically stable and ambulatory. If you have a patient who needs to travel to medical treatment but cannot afford it, they encourage you to visit their website www.angelflightwest.org or call (310) 390-2958

The Black Hawk & Central City Tramway is operating business as usual. Visit www.cityofblackhawk.org for additional information. Tramway service operated by: MV Transportations 303-761-3145

Business as usual

Broomfield Easyride provides door-to-door transportation services for Broomfield residents over the age of 60 and adults with disabilities. All riders must be registered before scheduling. Register by calling 303-464-5534 or by filling out the Easyride Client Information Form.

The Firestone Mobility Hub is now open and fares will be free at the new Hub until the end of December 2024.

Bustang Now Offers Text Alerts. Text one of our 4 Keywords (NORTH, SOUTH, WEST, or RAMSROUTE) to 555888 to sign up. Single trip tickets can be purchased onboard all of our coaches – please remember to bring exact change, as drivers do not carry cash and no change will be given onboard. Each coach bus is equipped with: Restroom, bike racks, free Wifi, power outlets and USB Ports. Has wheelchair lifts. Some service animals allowed.

Providing no-cost transportation services for Adults and Adults with disabilities Monday – Friday - 9:00am – 3:00pm in Castle Rock, Castle Pines, Franktown, Sedalia, Larkspur, Perry Park and Louviers. All riders must be registered to schedule rides, please be sure to complete the required documents. We utilize our specialized fleet of vehicles by trained volunteer drivers. Personal or errand trips are provided, however priority will be given to medical and nutrition trips first. Wheelchair accessible vehicles are available with advance notice.

Please keep an eye on the website for updated bus schedules

Along with our normal medical transportation, we are currently transporting clients to their COVID vaccine appointments and waiving the required 7 days advance notice.

DPS Transportation Services have returned to our pre-COVID level of service, with buses at full capacity and masks required for students and employees. We continue to assess the ridership and adjust routes to help alleviate pressures on terminals due to severe staffing issues. 

DAV has started providing rides again on a limited basis depending on driver availability. Due to COVID, they are transporting one passenger at a time. Give them a call, and they will see if they can help. Call
Dept of CO DAV (Lakewood) 303-922-3631
Eastern CO Health Care System (CO Springs) 719-785-4164
Grand Junction VA Medical Center 970-263-2848
Monday-Friday

Does not provide transportation, but goes to a person's home to provide healthcare. Completes a screening prior to going out. Screening determines whether Dispatch Health is able to provide services. Can do COVID testing for people with symptoms. Cannot provide the COVID vaccine or other immunizations. Will go to private homes as well as senior living facilities. Dispatch Health medical professionals are fully protected and may require that patients wear masks depending on the reason for the visit. Call 720-647-5329 for a screening.

DRCOG’s Transportation Program works with multiple contractors to provide transportation to folks 60 and older in the Denver metro region. Riders must be capable of managing scheduling independently or have an approved caregiver to support ride coordination. Call 720-278-2345 to learn more about the program and eligibility.

Free platform that connects adult commuters who want to carpool to/from work together. Commuters use their own cars

Free platform that connects parents with others who want to carpool, walk or bike to/from school together. Parents use their own cars. The school must be enrolled.

Englewood’s free trolley, transports riders to 19 stops connecting CityCenter Englewood, businesses in downtown Englewood, and the medical facilities in and near Craig Hospital and Swedish Medical Center. The shuttles run approximately every 20 minutes and only picks up/drops off passengers at designated stops. The trolley operates 6:30 am to 6:30 pm. Visit www.englewoodco.gov for more information.

*NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW RIDERS*
Essie Lee Foundation provides transportation for the general public but specializes in challenged, seniors, and at risk populations. No longer providing respite care. Special request for grocery, food bank, medication pickup is available. ID and debit/credit card are required for all reservations.

Now providing some limited medical trips. Contact: Mary Ellen Makosky 303-515-4292 or gilpinseniors@gilpincounty.org. Gilpin County Medicaid recipients needing transportation can now contact IntelliRide for medical transportation at 303-398-2155.

Continues to be available 24/7 to arrange rides. GoGo now offers assistance with rides, meals, groceries, medication delivery and home errands, like cleaning and handyman work.

If you'd like more information about their service to be mailed to you and you haven't already requested a welcome kit, please call 1-855-464-6872 and press to speak to a team member.

Call or book online to schedule a ride

Download the free Greyhound app to get book/manage your trip, track your bus and many more features! Service Animals are welcome on board Greyhound Buses. The first row of the bus is reserved for the elderly, customers with disabilities and unaccompanied children. You can reserve tickets online, pay with cash and pick up tickets at a Walmart, 7-Eleven or another one of Greyhounds PaySafe partner locations. Hours of Operation are subject to change. Please call the Greyhound bus station to verify hours before making travel arrangements.

Business as usual. Heavenly Hands also works with Intelleride.

HopSkipDrive is the safe, dependable transportation solution which helps anyone who needs a little extra care, such as children and older adults, get where they need to go. The HopSkipDrive platform enables you to track rides in real-time, while receiving text and app notifications throughout the ride.

Continues to provide transportation services to and from medical appointments. Key Transit is providing nonessential transportation and oxygen. Providing wheelchair transportation as usual.

Appointments can now be scheduled two weeks in advance. Lakewood Rides is providing no cost service for all transportation needs for Lakewood Residents ages 60+ or with Disabilities of any age; contributions are welcomed. Residents must be signed up with Lakewood Rides to schedule rides. Call 303-987-4826 to register.

If you have questions not addressed on our website, please email us at: link@cityoflonetree.com

Link is currently running two full-time vehicles on a set schedule: Mon-Thurs: 7 AM to 7 PM, Friday 7 AM to 10 PM, Saturday 10 AM to 10 PM. There is no Sunday service. Use the phone app to use the service at: https://cityoflonetree.com/link-on-demand/ or call 719-212-2430

All riders must live in the zip codes of 80110, 80113, 80120-80130 and complete intake process to become a client of Love INC. Love INC transportation provided by volunteers to residents in the above zip codes, for medical, dental and legal appointments in the Denver Metro Area

We are not able to accommodate scooter/wheelchair rides at this time. Call center hours are Monday-Thursday 9:00am-3:00pm

Download the Lyft app to schedule rides. Contact DRMAC for scooter & e-bike vouchers.

MedRide's 200+ drivers are full time/benefited team members wearing a MedRide uniform. All vehicles are washed and cleaned regularly for inspection. Their current fleet is anywhere between 1 - 4 years old and staff is incentivized on timely pick up and cleanliness of vehicle

Operating on pre scheduled arrangements. At this time they take doctors appointments and grocery shopping trips. We can accommodate HCBS clients and private pay clients. Midtown Express will also transport COVID-19 patients on a case-by-case basis.

Business as usual with extra precaution measures. Learn more about Mile High Ambulance here.

Safety: Will transport COVID-19 patients. Drivers and riders wearing masks. Vehicle is cleaned between each ride. A variety of options are available to help with rides including a program with Lyft.

Business as usual

Mountain Valley Transit provides public transportation options in Chaffee County and the San Luis Valley through fixed routes and on demand rides. We also provide Non-Emergency Medical Transportation to the front range.

In February 2021, Omnibus joined the Via transportation network. Service for Omnibus clients largely stays the same: clients will still ride on an Omnibus vehicle and trips are available from any origin to any destination within the City of Littleton. For more information call 303-444-3043.

Text OUTRIDER to (833) 711-0252 for alerts if a route is cancelled, or if we’re delayed to pick-ups by 30 minutes or more. Buy your Outrider mobile tickets online and use them on the go with the Outrider app. On Board Fare exact cash only no change given. Each coach bus is equipped with: Restroom, bike racks, free Wifi, power outlets and USB Ports. Has wheelchair lifts. Some service animals allowed.

Pegasus stops at Lakewood Federal Station, Idaho Springs, Frisco, Vail and Avon. Senior and Disabled discount fares available, proof of age or disability required. On Board Fare box only accepts bills up to $20, exact cash only no change given. Each coach bus is equipped with: Restroom, bike racks, free Wifi, power outlets and USB Ports. Has wheelchair lifts. Some service animals allowed.

PrimeCare Transport provides patients with Ambulatory, Wheelchair, and Stretcher service

Contact social worker or health care provider for transportation needs.

Reservations must be made one to seven days in advance. There is no same-day Access-a-Ride service.

RTD Access-A-Cab is now RTD Access-on-Demand. You must have Access-a-Ride certification and be enrolled in the program to be able to schedule trips. Information about the Access-on-Demand program is available on the RTD website here: www.rtd-denver.com/other-services/access-a-ride/access-on-demand. The service provides a subsidy on trips on Lyft, Metro taxi, Uber and zTrip. Trips taken on Uber and Lyft must be scheduled through the app. Call in option is available through the Access-a-Ride call center, number is on the Access-a-Ride card.

Information about application for Paratransit Service on Access-a-Ride is located here: www.rtd-denver.com/other-services/access-a-ride/how-to-apply

Requires ADA certification prior to riding. Contact RTD for ADA certification requirements at 303-299-2960

FlexRide customers have an on-demand ride-hailing app (downloaded via Google Play and the App Store). FlexRide reservations can also be made by calling 303-299-6000, option 2. Check RTD website for the latest schedule information.

Free Fare for Youth (19 years and under) from September 1, 2023-August 31, 2024

Check the RTD website before travel for schedules and to plan your trip. Customers are encouraged to sign up for Service Alerts for up-to-date information on delays, detours and cancellations. For contactless ticket payment options click here click here

Has some restrictions on their transportation services--limited drivers; must be in Douglas County- will try to provide the ride if possible. Vehicles disinfected between trips. Willing to do pharmacy and grocery deliveries. We have Wheelchair accessible vehicles.

Business as usual

TransDev is now serving the surrounding 9 Denver Metro counties. Mileage reimbursement is available, see website for details. Members can request a preferred transportation provider when scheduling their trip.

TreadShare is a free local carpooling app. Post a drive anywhere in Colorado or book a ride in just a few clicks!

https://www.uber.com/us/en/ride/

Ride with Uber: All you need is an email address and phone number. You can request a ride from your browser or from the Uber app. To download the app, go to the App Store or Google Play. Open the app and enter where you’re going in the Where to? box. Tap to confirm your pickup location and tap Confirm again to be matched to a driver nearby.

Vehicle is cleaned between each ride.

The transport is only for VA and approved non-VA appointments. You can now access VetRide on your mobile device or you can call the travel department at the VA at720-857-5419 to set up the transport. Find out more about Veterans Transportation Services at their website. Colorado Springs Shuttles are now in service. Phone numbers: RMR: 303-399-8020 Option 4 then Option 2.

*NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING NEW RIDERS*
Existing Riders: Service hours are 8:00am-4:30pm for Denver, Arapahoe, Adams and Jefferson counties - Monday thru Friday. Online booking available to registered riders ONLY - to learn how to get set up please call 303-444-3043. Existing Senior Resource Center riders can call 303-447-9636 to request trip(s).

For more, see Via's website www.viacolorado.org

Transportation is through Volunteers of America. We offer transportation Monday through Friday, It is a first come first serve basis so the earlier the better for scheduling appointments. We only transport Clear Creek County residents, 60 years of age and older. Donations accepted.

Regular trips available by calling 303-699-8747. Medical teams can schedule a no contact, curb to curb ride for known or presumptive COVID positive patients by calling 970-225-4841. You can find zTrip website at https://www.ztrip.com/boulder/.