Our Services

Our Services

Patient transport built around your needs

From routine hospital appointments to regular dialysis visits, we provide the right vehicle and the right support for every kind of journey.

Wheelchair Transport

Door-to-door transport in fully accessible vehicles for patients who use a wheelchair.

Stretcher Transport

Specialist stretcher-equipped vehicles and trained crews for patients who can't travel seated.

Renal Dialysis Transport

Regular return journeys for patients attending ongoing renal dialysis treatment.

Hospital Discharge Transport

Safe, comfortable transport home after treatment, coordinated with ward discharge teams.

Appointment & Outpatient Transport

Reliable transport to and from routine outpatient appointments and clinics.

Bariatric & Specialist Transport

Purpose-equipped vehicles and extra crew support for complex mobility needs.

24/7 Booking Line

We are dedicated to safe, on-time patient journeys

Every booking is handled by our friendly call centre team, who confirm your eligibility, arrange your pickup time and answer any questions about your journey.

Frequently Asked

Your Patient Transport Questions, Answered

Find out if you’re eligible, how to book, and what to expect from your journey with TheCareUber.

You may be eligible if you have a medical need such as requiring oxygen or specialist equipment, limited mobility (needing a wheelchair or stretcher), or a cognitive or sensory impairment. Integrated Care Boards apply national NHS eligibility criteria, sometimes with local variations.

NEPTS is a free NHS service for patients who meet the eligibility criteria. Financial hardship alone doesn't qualify you, but you may be able to claim costs through the Healthcare Travel Costs Scheme (HTCS) if you're not eligible for NEPTS.

Call our friendly team and we'll confirm your eligibility, take your appointment details and arrange your pickup time.

We can tell you about other options in your area, including community transport, volunteer drivers and the Healthcare Travel Costs Scheme (HTCS). You can also speak to your GP practice or local Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS).

Yes — we provide regular return transport for patients who need ongoing treatment such as renal dialysis, as well as one-off hospital appointments and discharges.

Safe Journeys

Real feedback from the patients and families we’ve helped get safely to and from care.