Transportation
Complimentary transportation services to and from the hospital and medical appointments are provided by Ride Health.
When a child is fighting cancer or another serious illness, getting to treatment safely and reliably becomes part of the battle. That’s why the House works hard to remove transportation barriers for every family we serve.
Through our partnership with Ride Health, families can access transportation to and from essential medical appointments—ensuring children arrive at treatment on time and parents can focus on what matters most: their child’s care.
The House also provides complimentary in-house van service to and from partner hospitals Monday through Friday, helping families navigate the city with greater ease during an incredibly stressful time. With many hospitals located nearby and additional public transportation options readily accessible, families can stay connected to the care their children need without the added burden of transportation costs and logistics.
Your support helps keep these critical transportation services moving—so families can spend less time worrying about how they’ll get to the hospital, and more time focused on healing together.
Contact Family Support if you have questions about Transportation services.
Thank you to our Transportation Sponsor for their kindness and support.
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