Transportation Through a Course of Cancer Treatment
Radiation runs daily for weeks. Chemo runs long. Here's how to build transportation that survives the schedule.
Radiation: short, daily, relentless
Daily radiation for five or six weeks is thirty-plus round trips. The trips are short; the volume is the problem. A standing schedule and a discounted recurring rate turn it from a crisis into a calendar entry.
Chemotherapy: long and unpredictable
Infusion days run long and end unpredictably. Book the return as call-when-ready. Fatigue and nausea after treatment are exactly why the door-to-door part is not optional.
Ask about the discount
Cancer patients travelling two or more times a week qualify for our discounted recurring rates. Mention treatment when you call — we would rather apply it up front than have you discover it later.