Please make sure to contact City of Buffalo Division for Senior Services: Medical Van to confirm details of their transportation services.

The Medical Van program offers a convenient transportation service for older adults who may need assistance getting to medical appointments or other essential locations. The program operates through a donation-based system, with suggested contributions of $3 for a one-way trip or $4 for a round trip, though it is free of charge for those who may not be able to afford the fee. Payment is accepted through checks, providing a flexible option for older adults who prefer this method. Participants in the program can expect shared van rides, allowing them to connect with others in the community while traveling to their destinations. The program prioritizes accessibility by offering curb-to-curb transportation, ensuring that older adults can easily access the service without facing obstacles. To secure a ride, it is recommended to schedule transportation at least three weeks in advance, providing ample time to arrange for pick-up and drop-off times that best suit the individual's needs. Overall, the Medical Van program aims to provide reliable and affordable transportation options for older adults, promoting independence and well-being within the community.

Service Area

The City of Buffalo Medical Van is restricted to observing the following boundaries: No service past the 5200 block of Sheridan Drive. No service past 6500 Main Street. No service past the 1200 block of Sweet Home Road. No service past French Road. No service past 3900 Delaware Avenue. No service past 750 Orchard Park Road.

Days of operation

Contact City of Buffalo Division for Senior Services: Medical Van

65 Niagara Square Room 8B
Buffalo, NY 14202
(716) 851-4204
https://www.buffalony.gov/395/Medical-Van