Ambulance
Halls Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Service provides non-emergency Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance transport. Emergency services are provided to augment the primary first response and transport service Fire Department E.M.S. 911. When
experiencing a life-threatening emergency, one should always call 911.

Halls Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Service primary customers are medical facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes, and adult living facilities, but anyone may access our service at anytime.

Stretcher Transport
Non-emergency stretcher transportation is intended for use patients by patients that are unable to sit upright for medical or comfort reasons, but are not likely to be in need of medical attention during transport.

Halls Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Service stretcher transport vehicles are staffed by two persons, one EMT or certified first responder and a medical transport specialist. This mode of transport is used extensively for patient discharge from hospitals or taking patients from nursing homes to medical appointments. If the
patient is determined to be in need of medical attention, ambulance transport will be requested.

Wheelchair Transport
Wheelchair transport vehicles are staffed by one medical transport specialist trained in CPR, first aid, and sensitivity to the physical needs of the elderly and disabled. This mode of transportation is designed for non ambulatory patients who are able to sit upright in a wheelchair and are not likely to be in need of medical attention during transport.

Ambulatory Transport
Sedan or Minivan - Non emergency transport for patients that is able to walk on their own or with driver's assistance.

Halls Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Service will take its disabled customers anywhere they desire, whether that is a medical appointment, social event, to work, or any other location our customers wish to travel.