Non-emergency transport to Brisbane hospitals and specialist appointments — collected from your door, assisted to reception, and the same driver waiting when you're done.
The hard part of getting to a medical appointment is rarely the trip in. It is standing outside afterwards, possibly not feeling your best, trying to book a ride home from a hospital forecourt where the phone signal is poor and every other patient is doing the same thing.
Booking the car by the hour solves it. The driver drops you at the entrance, waits, and is there when you come out — whether that is forty minutes or three hours later. There is no second booking, no queue, and no explaining the situation to a stranger.
This is non-emergency transport, not patient transport in the clinical sense: we are not an ambulance service and our drivers are not medically trained. What we provide is a comfortable, punctual, private car with a driver who will help you to the door, carry what needs carrying, and be waiting where they said they would be.
Non-emergency transport for appointments, procedures and discharges.
Pickup address, hospital or clinic, and the appointment time. Mention any mobility needs.
Hourly, covering the trip in, the wait and the trip back. One booking, one driver.
At the entrance you agreed with the driver, whenever you come out.
Hourly is almost always the right answer here, and usually the cheaper one.
Higher seats and wider doors make more difference than luxury does here.
The everyday executive car. Discreet, immaculate, and the most economical way to travel one to three people.
A higher seating position and a much bigger boot — the sensible pick when luggage or golf clubs are involved.
Face-to-face seating, a flat floor and space to actually talk. The workhorse for families and small teams.
No, and it's important to be clear about that. This is non-emergency private transport — a comfortable car with a professional driver who will assist you to the door. Our drivers are not medically trained and we don't carry medical equipment. For anything requiring clinical care in transit, you need a patient transport service or an ambulance.
Yes — that's the main reason to book this way. Hourly hire keeps the car and driver with you, so there's no second booking and no waiting at a hospital forecourt afterwards. Appointments that run over are charged at the same hourly rate, agreed with you rather than assumed.
Yes, at no extra cost. It's the same vehicle whether one person travels or three, so a family member or carer coming along doesn't change the fare.
We can carry folding wheelchairs and walkers, and we'll send a vehicle with easier access and a driver who can assist. Tell us at booking rather than on the day so we allocate the right car. We don't currently operate wheelchair-accessible vehicles where the passenger stays seated in the chair.
Yes. Recurring treatment cycles can be set up as a standing booking, usually with the same driver each time. Most people find that consistency worth more than anything else about the arrangement.
Tell us the date, the hospital and any mobility needs. We'll price the block and confirm the driver.