I highly recommend Ride Too. Ross and his driver Steve were amazing. We live out of state and…read moreneeded medical transportation for our Mother from Englewood to Loveland. Ross answered all our calls and was able to provide exactly what we needed for a fair price. Steve was on time to pick our Mom up and got her safely to her destination. Thank you Ross and Steve, we will definitely use your services in the future.

From the owner: RideToo provides safe, reliable, and dignified transportation for passengers who use wheelchairs…read more We are not a taxi or rideshare service—we are a purpose-built mobility company with professionally trained drivers, ADA-compliant vehicles, and a customer-first culture. Whether you're heading to a medical appointment, a family event, or the airport, you can count on RideToo for comfort, punctuality, and personalized care. Our team is local, our vans are spotless, and our service is backed by a Best Price Guarantee. If you need wheelchair-accessible transportation done right, RideToo is the clear choice.

Ambulance service in and around Denver are is quite varied. "Mile High Ambulance" (MHA), takes the…read morepeak, and others cover the lower ground. The staff are very sensitive to the patient's needs; but luckily they still laugh at my stupid jokes. The quality of care by MHA is no less than the care you should expect from any service provider. Just FYI, I have had roughly seven (7) trips in MHA. Thank you all. A job well done.

It took me almost 2 months to write this because I still have trauma from my experience with this…read morecompany. I have had sleepless nights thinking about the unprofessional, horrible treatment I received and I'm talking to my lawyers about how to proceed. I have time to decide if I actually want to sue - or if I want to move on to avoid extending the harm and trauma this terrible company has caused me. I was sick in Colorado with a sickle cell crisis. I had to transfer hospitals and Mile High Ambulance was the company that was tasked with transporting me. I was told by a staff member at the first hospital that someone else on their staff told Mile High Ambulance staff to "make her ride rough - make her ride hell". I didn't know this until after I was transported and I called back to get more information on the company. For some reason I left my phone with my husband so I couldn't record how I was treated - in retrospect, if I did have my phone they likely wouldn't have mistreated me. The ambulance they transported me in was obviously out of service, it had no air, it had no supplies, it was practically empty. I was pushed into an oven with sickle cell anemia and on oxygen. They did not care. The employee that sat in the back with me completely ignored me, didn't offer to assist me at all, sat behind me the whole time so I couldn't see him and ignored my request for relief or pain meds. I felt forgotten and alone in one of the worse health crisis of my life. Towards the end of the ride, the driver of the ambulance drove the vehicle like a maniac - on purpose. He turned corners wildly til it felt like I was going to flip over. He did this intentionally and maliciously. When we finally arrived at the new hospital, he opened the back doors and smirked at me. I knew then something wasn't right. I immediately called the previous hospital and one of the nurses on the unit told me she knew they did it intentionally because she heard them say "make her ride hell" - because I had the nerve to advocate for myself while I was there. I contacted Mile High Ambulance service without sharing what I was told because I thought they would have the decency to do the right thing and apologize. They did not - they denied any wrongdoing and basically admitted that they often transport patience in those conditions. I am hurt, traumatized and seriously considering taking steps to to hold Mile High accountable for the harm they have done - especially because they had the audacity to send me a bill after treating me so poorly as a patient. Please reconsider using this company. They are not good people. Especially if you look like me. I don't care if other people have had a good experience - my experience was terrible I and hope no one ever has to go what I went through with this dollar tree version of a transportation company.

When our mom received an Alzheimer's diagnosis several years ago, we were scared, overwhelmed and…read morein need of compassionate direction. The guardian angels were watching over us the day we made the call to Touching Hearts at Home, Englewood. TH was able to staff the shifts we needed for Mom to be able to stay in her home as long as she was able, and once it became clear that she needed more acute care in a memory care facility, our caregiver helped her through that transition as well. Please note: I said "our caregiver," because she became such an integral part of mom's care, from the personal care tasks to the more important task of loving her and, in caring for Mom, she was caring for us. We had needed to find someone who would help Mom feel safe, loved and supported while we had to be away, and she took that request to heart. Ryan and his office team, Michelle and Esther, take the time to ask the right questions, and truly work with the client and their family to customize an effective care plan that takes each client's life history, abilities, needs and wishes into account, along with the caregiver's experience, personality and expertise to help ensure a good match. If you are at the beginning of your loved one's journey, or are needing to make a change in agency, make the call to Touching Hearts at Home, Englewood. You'll be glad you did!

Met Alex Winningham at Touching Hearts at Home and was very impressed. Alex was able to answer all…read moreof my questions and even went an extra mile to meet me in my office. Within in 30 minutes Alex helped me to make great choices to take care of my grandmother. If you are in need of help taking care of a grandparent, or parent, then look no further. Reach out to Alex and Touching Hearts at Home. You won't be disappointed.

Honored to be their first review on Yelp. Ironically, we ended up not even booking transportation…read morewith Give-A-Lift because of some constraints on our side not being aligned with their service offering. Despite knowing that we wouldn't be booking with them, the folks at Give-A-Lift went above and beyond to connect us with other transportation companies and helped advise us on what to look for. The owner is someone with integrity and compassion, and I don't doubt that the experience and follow-through I received for free would be reflected in their actual paid services as well.

From the owner: Mission statement: To provide transportation to marginalized groups such as the elderly and/or…read morethose with physical handicaps. To keep transportation fees at market or below so that our target population is ensured a safe, respectful and timely transportation that is within their reach. To share 10% of profits so that Give-A-Lift LLC is able to donate to non-profit organizations that provide assistance/resources to the company’s target population.

Our experience trying to call the ride service the day of the reservation was not positive. The…read morenumber that is on their website went to voicemail and we tried to call at least 8+ times over a period of 1.5 hours. We were waiting for an extended period of time unsure of whether the driver was on the way or what the ETA was. Very frustrating.

Such an odd first encounter with the business. The website has a banner at the top saying "In a…read morehurry, call..." but when I called, the guy said they "ideally want 48 hours notice, definitely 24 hours notice and same day is pretty much impossible." Okayyy... So, when I asked about rates, he again said it's impossible for him to say because all he does is plug the variables - like day of week, time of day, distance, wheelchair type, and so on. It's entirely possible that once you get over these initial hurdles that they provide a superb service but If they require that much notice, they shouldn't make claims on their website to cater for people in a hurry. I also have a huge issue with transport companies who aren't up-front about their rates.

Due to COVID-19, Elevation Medical Transportation has suspended all operations for the rest of…read more2020! Thank you for your support - Nicholas Turner, Owner & Operator

From the owner: Elevation Medical Transportation is a minority owned non-emergency medical transportation company…read moreproviding service throughout Colorado. We provide door-to-door transportation service to clients using wheelchairs, senior citizens and disabled individuals. At Elevation Medical Transportation, our number one priority is to deliver the highest quality care for all clients.

Tiffany was kind attentive and very professional. She made my ride very pleasant and I would…read moredefinitely recommend this company.

Tiffany was awesome with my son today. It was a long trip to the medical office and the appointment…read moretook a while. She was patient and so kind and handled him with great care. We really appreciate Med Lift and their prompt and professional service! We will definitely be using them again!

They transported my dad after he fell. The guy in the back of the ambulance asked for his wallet to…read moresee his insurance card. I am a first responder and that is not protocol. $300.00 was missing from his wallet when he got to the the hospital. I called to ask if maybe it fell out in the back and the guy blew me off. Complete criminals.

I called to reschedule a transport for one of our residents because she was hospitalized. When I…read morecalled back to schedule another transport for another appointment for the same resident the woman was rude. She asked me how the resident got to the hospital and I stated by ambulance. She proceeded to ask me why we didn't call them, though I was not the one who called for the ambulance to the hospital, instead of tying up their ambulances for appointments. I did state that we could call another company and she stated it was my choice if I wanted her to schedule it or call another company. Needless to say I called another company and canceled the rescheduled appointment because we wanted to work with a company with better customer service. We had used them four times previously but will not again.