Called to book/pay for a very transport for my father to a very important cardiology visit. I was…read moreprepared to pay for the visit but inquired about cancellation should the need arise. THE EMPLOYEE stated "you can call back after tomorrow's md virtual call to book the appointment. I will put mark the time to hold the spot in our system". When I called back today to book the appointment, I am told that the spot is no longer available and they cannot do that in their system. Got an apology but that does not help me to get transportation booked on short notice!!!! Not professional and lack of employee training resulting in total client disattifaction.

Highly recommend!!! Another company ghosted me and they came to the rescue!!!!. Professional - on…read moretime with a very pleasant staff, drivers and office staff. Will be using again for sure. I'd give them a 10

Very friendly services, Courteous Drivers,…read moreClean Vehicles, Always on time, A1 from Day 1, Will definitely take another ride with them.

Hard to get in touch with have left many messages no return call this company is not taking…read moreresponsibility of there workers you can't believe anything they tell you about what they're going to do to solve the problem

My father needed transportation service for chemotherapy treatments. We contacted Inspire for…read moreassistance. We are so glad that we chose Inspire! They went beyond what we expected from a transportation company. They were on time, professional, and caring. My father has not missed an appointment since we have been a customer. We highly suggest using Inspire for medical treatments that are imperative to attend!

From the owner: Inspire Medical Transport goal is to provide healthcare facilities and consumers with excellent…read morecustomer service by providing assistance with non-emergency medical transportation, supplying medical equipment and other health related products, and local medical courier services. We are the only Non-Emergency Transportation company that provides transportation needs to medical appointments, medical equipment and supplies, medical courier services, and other health related needs.

What a great company. They get you to your medical appointment on time! Great people and a better…read morerate than I've seen in ATL.

Guy couldn't even look up a simple address or spell a street name. I spelled it for him 3 times and…read moreused phonetics to help and he still had no idea what the hell I was saying. It was like he wasn't even paying attention at all. Why would I trust someone to drive me anywhere if they cannot even pay attention to a simple address. I feel like I would end up someplace in Texas before he figures it out. Wow! SO BAD

Edmond, Brad and Bridgette are ALL fantastic people who are very understanding and helpful. My…read morepartner has had a stroke and is in a wheelchair and is quiet uncomfortable in the chair still. But these awesome people are kind and gentle and really help him relax! They are always on time, usually a few minutes early, which greatly reduces our stress about being on time! The ride is easy and peasant. We are so happy with them that we've pre-arranged our rides to therapy for the next 4 weeks!

My driver was prompt, courteous and pleasant. Would…read moredefinitely recommend this service.

Just used this service to get my father from one location to meet up with my mom for an anniversary…read moredinner in Midtown. Seems simple, right? Wrong. My dad's disabled and isn't able to transfer from his wheelchair without a Hoya lift. Researching transportation options online (since my dad hasn't received his Marta Mobility pass yet), I came across Mobility Partners. They were professional, punctual and reliable. Having booked a ride for a Sunday, the ride came at a premium price, which is understandable. For a pickup at 12p and return at 3p to go from Buckhead to Midtown was pricey -$74. The steep fare included the tip and Carol's help in getting my dad access to the disabled access area (boo to Empire State South for only having disabled access through the parking garage). Not sure what the regular rate would be, but for their professionalism and the quality of the vehicle that could accommodate my dad's wide, 300# motorized wheelchair, was worth it. Plus, to get my dad out of the nursing home and have him out and about and not have to rely on a taxi service (which, frankly, due to Yelper feedback, miiiight not go too well for me), it was worth it.

We needed transport for our daughter who had sustained severe trauma to her leg. 3D was very…read moreprofessional. They made sure we were comfortable during our transport to and from the Dr's appointment. I highly recommend their service.

very unprofessional customer service and the drivers drive very reckless, I have a phone recording…read moreof a call where I was reporting one of the drivers running me off a road. the owner immediately placed blame on me and called me a bitch

Abel answered my call (without my having to leave a message and hope for a reply as with other…read moreservices )and arranged last minute wheelchair transportation for a doctor's appointment. David arrived early and was waiting for us at the conclusion of the visit. He was pleasant, courteous and the whole experience was seamless. I highly recommend Ride Aid.

I'm so relieved to find Ride Aid after leaving messages with three non-emergency medical transport…read morecompanies and receiving no responses. By that point, figuring out how I was going to get to and from my outpatient procedure was causing more anxiety than the procedure, itself. Abel gave me a quote and got me scheduled five minutes into a single phone call. He called again the Friday before my Monday appointment to confirm. Then Mark showed up at my house a few minutes early and was good company the whole way to Emory Midtown. He gave me his business card so hospital staff could call him when I was ready to be released. I was wheeled outside the door, and there was Mark in the minibus, ready and waiting. Unbelievably smooth process! Mark's business card is going in my permanent collection. This service is so much easier to employ than friends whose schedules invariably conflict with mine. A literal godsend.

This is the third time Metro has been horribly late. The first time I was in ER at Emory, ready to…read morego back to abyss Terrace at noon and they said 2 pm. They kept pushing the time and picked me up at 3 AM. 2nd time. I was to be transported from Emory to Budd Terrace. Request critical morning transport, given 7 pm. Picked up at 1:30AM. 3rd. This morning they were to pick me up at 8 am. I had told them 9am instead of 9:20 hoping for a decent time. I called dispatch at 9 and was told I was next. I got picked up at 10AM and the appointment was cancelled by the doctors office at an hour late when I was in the ambulance on the way. Being in excruciating pain and unable to walk and now not able to see the Doctor until Friday. No, I won't ever use them again. The crews I have met are great but management sucks.

Never had occasion to call 911, but I did about 3 weeks ago at 4AM at the onset of excruciating…read morepain in my lower back on my left side (a kidney stone I later learned). First, the 911 operator told me to gather my meds then go outside and lock my door and wait on the doorstep. Then she informed me she was hanging up, which I surely didn't expect. I thought she'd stay with me. Paramedics arrived within about 10 minutes. I was one flight up the stairs and on the ground at my door writhing in pain. There were two, but only one came upstairs WITHOUT THE GURNEY. It was left downstairs. The paramedic who came up offered me her hand and said, "Can you walk downstairs?" I was like, are freakin' kidding me? She was not. I could see they had no intention of transporting me down the flight of stairs. A few days later, I asked my retired firefighter friend about this. He apologized that that happened, and he said something like that would never have happened like this in California, where we are from. I can't believe I got down the stairs, but as a weightlifter I mentally treated it like a lift. It was awful. Also, I get that in their profession they have to work with a lot of people who are uncomfortable and may be annoying at times, but it sure didn't feel very nice being on the receiving end of their impatient responses.