More than a ride. A clearer path to care.
CFE Unification, LLC provides non-emergency medical transportation planning for patients, families, and care teams who need dependable coordination for essential appointments.
Transportation Services
Support for the trips that keep care moving.
From a single specialist visit to a recurring treatment schedule, we help organize non-emergency transportation needs with careful attention to the trip details.
Medical Appointments
Transportation planning for primary care, specialist visits, diagnostics, follow-ups, and outpatient appointments.
ROUTINE & SPECIALTY CARERecurring Treatment Trips
Organized scheduling for dialysis, therapy, rehabilitation, and other appointments that repeat throughout the week or month.
REPEAT SCHEDULINGDischarge & Care Transitions
Prearranged non-emergency transportation following discharge or for movement between approved care settings.
PLANNED TRANSITIONSSenior Transportation
Thoughtfully coordinated rides for older adults attending appointments, therapies, or other health-related visits.
PATIENT-CENTERED PLANNINGRehabilitation & Therapy
Transportation coordination for physical therapy, occupational therapy, rehabilitation programs, and recovery appointments.
RECOVERY SUPPORTFacility & Care-Team Requests
Trip planning support for authorized representatives, families, discharge planners, and care coordinators.
COORDINATED REQUESTSClear trip information helps riders and loved ones prepare for appointment day.
Organized details support smoother communication between the rider and care team.
Prearranged transportation requests can support planned discharges and care transitions.
Who We Serve
A transportation partner for riders and care teams.
Good coordination starts with understanding who is traveling, where they need to go, and what the trip requires.
How It Works
Plan the ride in four clear steps.
Providing complete information early helps determine whether a trip can be accommodated and reduces uncertainty on ride day.
Share the trip
Provide the appointment date, destination, pickup address, appointment time, and expected return needs.
Discuss rider needs
Tell us about mobility considerations, an accompanying person, pickup access, and any other important details.
Review availability
The request is reviewed. A ride should not be considered scheduled until availability and details are confirmed.
Prepare for ride day
Keep the confirmed information available and be ready at the agreed pickup location and time.
Information to have ready
- Rider’s name and best contact number
- Pickup and destination addresses
- Appointment date and check-in time
- One-way, round-trip, or return request
- Mobility, access, or accompaniment details
Please confirm in advance
- Whether the requested time is available
- Any mobility equipment or assistance needs
- Whether another person may accompany the rider
- Return timing and wait-time expectations
- Payment, eligibility, and cancellation details
About CFE Unification
Transportation built around dignity, clarity, and care.
CFE Unification, LLC is developing a non-emergency medical transportation service focused on one essential goal: helping people reach scheduled care with better communication and thoughtful trip coordination.
We understand that transportation affects patients, families, providers, and the entire care plan. That is why every request begins with the details—not assumptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful answers before you request a ride.
This service is for planned, non-emergency transportation. Call 911 for a medical emergency or time-sensitive emergency care.
What types of trips can I request?
You may request transportation for scheduled medical appointments, recurring treatment, rehabilitation, therapy, planned discharges, and other non-emergency health-related trips. Every request is subject to review and availability.
How far in advance should I request transportation?
Request your trip as early as possible. More notice allows time to review the schedule, destination, timing, and rider considerations. A request is not confirmed until you receive confirmation.
Can I request recurring rides?
Recurring transportation may be discussed for dialysis, therapy, rehabilitation, and similar treatment schedules. Dates and times must be reviewed and confirmed.
What if the rider has mobility or equipment needs?
Share all mobility, transfer, equipment, and access information when making the request. Vehicle capability and accommodation availability must be confirmed before the trip.
May a caregiver or family member ride along?
Mention any accompanying person during scheduling. Seating and ride-along arrangements must be approved in advance and may depend on the trip and available vehicle.
Do you provide round trips or wait-and-return service?
You may request a one-way trip, round trip, or return arrangement. Return timing and any wait-time expectations must be discussed and confirmed during scheduling.
What areas do you serve and what are your hours?
Service-area and operating-hour information is being finalized. Confirm coverage and availability for your specific pickup location, destination, date, and time before making plans.
Do you accept insurance?
Payment methods, eligibility, and any insurance-related arrangements must be confirmed directly before scheduling. Coverage should never be assumed.
Request Information
Ready to start planning a ride?
Prepare the trip information shown here so the request can be reviewed clearly and efficiently. Contact channels, service-area information, and operating hours will be published after they are confirmed.
Your trip-request checklist
- 1Rider name and contact information
- 2Pickup address and destination
- 3Appointment date and check-in time
- 4One-way or return transportation
- 5Mobility, equipment, access, or escort needs