Please make sure to contact American Cancer Society of Central Indiana: Road to Recovery Volunteer Transportation to confirm details of their transportation services.

The Road to Recovery Volunteer Transportation program is a valuable non-emergency medical transportation option for older adults. This program offers convenient transportation via taxi and various other modes such as bus, train, van, and private car to assist older adults in reaching their medical appointments, running errands, or attending social activities. Riders have the flexibility to schedule rides ahead of time, with options ranging from one day to one week in advance, depending on their needs. One of the standout features of this program is its affordability and flexibility in payment methods. Older adults can pay for their rides using insurance, Medicaid, credit card, check, cash, vouchers, or donations. The program also offers free or discounted rides to members, making it accessible to older adults with various financial situations. Additionally, the program provides door-to-door or curb-to-curb transportation services, ensuring that older adults can travel safely and comfortably to their destinations. For older adults who require additional assistance, the program allows service animals on board and offers drivers who can wait for passengers during appointments or errands. With its emphasis on providing reliable, personalized, and cost-effective transportation solutions, the Road to Recovery Volunteer Transportation program is a valuable resource for older adults looking to maintain their independence and access essential services in their communities.

Service Area

Central Indiana. Call the office to see if they serve your town.

Contact American Cancer Society of Central Indiana: Road to Recovery Volunteer Transportation

5635 W 96th Street Suite 100
Indianapolis, IN 46278
(800) 227-2345
http://www.cancer.org/