Yes, state-to-state medical transportation can be used when patients need to travel to rehabilitation facilities located outside their home state. This may include physical rehabilitation, occupational therapy programs, post-surgical recovery, or specialized rehabilitation services.
Patients may require different levels of transportation depending on their mobility during the journey. Wheelchair transportation, stretcher transportation, and ambulatory transportation may be options depending on the passenger’s individual requirements.
Because rehabilitation programs may involve multiple appointments or an extended stay, transportation planning can be an important part of arranging the patient’s overall travel. If you want to learn more about healthcare transportation, our “Long Distance Medical Transportation” article provides additional information. If you have questions about arranging state-to-state medical transportation for rehabilitation, Contact Us for assistance.