Hospital admissions and discharges
Planned collection or return transport, coordinated around ward and discharge timings at hospitals across Northern Ireland.
Non-emergency ambulance · Northern Ireland
Patient transport in Northern Ireland.
Private, non-emergency ambulance transport for hospital appointments, discharges and care-home moves across all six counties, with wheelchair, stretcher or clinical support arranged around the patient.
Planned private medical support only. For an immediate emergency, call 999 or 112.
More than a taxi
For journeys where the patient needs more care.
A hospital appointment, discharge or move between care settings can be difficult when someone has limited mobility or needs support during travel. We discuss access, handling and care requirements before proposing a vehicle, crew and handover plan.
Appointments and procedures
Transport to outpatient clinics, scans, treatment or planned procedures, including return journeys.
Care setting transfers
Dignified moves between home, residential care, nursing homes and healthcare facilities.
Care throughout the transfer
The practical details are part of the care.
Tell us what the patient can comfortably manage and we will identify the right arrangement before confirming the booking.
Mobility and handling
Walking ability, wheelchair use, stretcher requirements, steps and access are considered in advance.
Clinical support
The crew and support level are matched to the information provided about the patient’s needs.
Journey planning
Collection, appointment, waiting and return requirements are agreed before the transport is confirmed.
Family or carer travel
Let us know if a relative or carer would like to travel with the patient so it can be included in the plan.
Destination liaison
Ward, clinic, care-home or home access details help the crew prepare for arrival and handover.
Comfort and reassurance
The journey is approached calmly, with patient dignity and clear communication throughout.
Where we can help
Patient transport across all six counties.
We arrange private patient transport throughout Northern Ireland, from Belfast and Derry/Londonderry to towns and rural communities. Share both addresses, access details and appointment times so we can plan the collection, journey and handover.
- County Antrim, including Belfast
- County Londonderry, including Derry/Londonderry
- County Down
- County Armagh
- County Tyrone
- County Fermanagh
Other ambulance services
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How it works
From booking to handover.
- Step 1
Share the journey
Tell us the collection address, destination, date, appointment time and whether a return is needed.
- Step 2
Discuss the patient
We review mobility, access, comfort, equipment and any clinical support information.
- Step 3
Confirm the arrangement
We confirm availability, the vehicle and crew, timing and a clear quotation.
- Step 4
Collection and handover
The crew completes the planned journey and supports the patient through to handover.
Preparing an enquiry
What helps us quote the journey.
You do not need medical terminology. Clear practical information is enough to start the conversation.
- Collection and destination addresses
- Date, appointment time and one-way or return journey
- Walking, wheelchair or stretcher requirements
- Steps, lifts and access at either address
- Relevant support, comfort or equipment needs
- Whether a relative or carer hopes to travel
Frequently asked questions
Before you enquire.
The details people usually ask about before booking.
Yes. We arrange private patient transport across all six counties, including Belfast, Derry/Londonderry and rural areas. Availability is confirmed after we review the collection and destination addresses, timing and patient support needs.
Still have a question?
If your situation is more complex, we will help work out what information is needed.
Private patient transport · Northern Ireland
Tell us about the journey and the support required.
We will review the transport details and explain the most appropriate arrangement for the patient.