FAQs

Medicare will pay for a medical-necessary appointment in the State of Georgia. You must contact the Medicaid broker in your area to set up transport. You can contact your local government for assistance in locating your broker. Medicaid will usually NOT pay for non-emergency transportation.
Very rarely do we run across any insurance that will pay for non-emergency transport. We will provide you with a detailed invoice for services rendered and will send it to your insurance company if they will consider payment. For more accurate information, please contact your insurance company for details.

C2C operates 24/7 and depending on the distance of travel and where you live depends on the notice we need. We encourage you to book transports with us as early as possible. However, we strive to meet our client’s needs and, if we are able to cover the trip, we will even do so with short notice.

C2C accepts checks, VISA, and Mastercard as payment. C2C will accept cash on the Date of Service.

C2C will travel nationwide to pick up any patient that needs transport by stretcher over 300 miles. C2C operates statewide in Georgia and will transport any patient locally in Georgia.

C2C encourages family or nursing aides to ride with the patients. We provide seating for at least one other person to ride and can arrange for more than one if needed.

Depending on the distance traveled and needs of the patient, C2C is very competitive with pricing. Please request a quote for a specific pricing.

All of our units are equipped with two-way communication and Garmin GPS to give to-the-minute ETA.