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July 31, 2024 at 9:17 am #31387
Drew Hardy
ParticipantHas anyone used a gurney transportation service before? My elderly aunt needs to go to a specialist appointment, but she can’t sit up for long periods. I’m really worried about her comfort and safety during the trip.
July 31, 2024 at 9:33 am #31388Bobby Keller
ParticipantYes, I’ve used a gurney transportation service for a similar situation with my grandfather. These services are specifically designed for patients who need to lie down during transport. The staff are trained to handle such cases with care, ensuring comfort and safety throughout the journey. Make sure to choose a slice masters reputable service with good reviews and confirm that they have all the necessary equipment and trained personnel. It’s also a good idea to inform them about any specific medical needs your aunt might have. This way, you can be reassured that she’ll be in good hands on her way to the appointment.
July 31, 2024 at 10:42 am #31391gredsaz roy
ParticipantI recently used CalltheCare for private stretcher transport and the experience was excellent. The booking process was straightforward, and their team was incredibly professional and compassionate. The vehicle was well-equipped, ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride. The staff showed genuine care and attention to my needs, making a stressful situation much easier to handle. Their punctuality and efficient service impressed me, and I felt confident in their ability to provide safe transport. I highly recommend CalltheCare for anyone needing reliable and compassionate stretcher transport services.
August 5, 2024 at 5:30 am #31469Drew Hardy
ParticipantThat’s good to hear! I’m definitely considering using a service. Do you know if they provide any kind of medical assistance during the transport? Like if my aunt needs oxygen or something?
August 5, 2024 at 5:43 am #31471gredsaz roy
ParticipantI’m not sure about oxygen, but they did have trained staff to help with transfers and getting my dad settled. You might want to call and ask about their specific services. It’s also worth checking if your insurance covers any of the cost.
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