Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Chatham

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation serving Chatham from elsewhere on the Lower Cape. None are based in Chatham itself, which is normal for a town this size. If you're not sure where to start, the Chatham Council on Aging (508-945-5190) will point you in the right direction for free.

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May also cover Chatham: ask when you call (4)

Prime Medical Transport

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Based in Dennis · says it covers the whole Cape; ask about Chatham

4.9 on Google · 28 reviews

(508) 258-3787

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Wheelchair/stretcher transport - best-rated

Office: South Dennis
Cost: Per-trip or per-mile; MassHealth PT-1 may cover
How to start: Call (daily 7am–6pm) or submit the online ride request; rides by reservation, cancel 24+ hours ahead
Insurance: Private pay at time of service (they give a receipt for reimbursement); MassHealth rides must be booked through the MassHealth broker
Hours: Phones daily 7am–6pm; rides by reservation
Address: 3 Diamonds Path #6, South Dennis, MA 02660
For older adults: Door-to-door help with wheelchair, stretcher-chair and stretcher options; stair lift and ramps available for an extra fee, and two companions can ride along.

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What to ask when you call

Do you take a wheelchair, and do you help from the door?
How far ahead must I book, and can you handle a Boston hospital run?
What does the trip cost, and does any programme pay for it?

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Coastal Medical Transportation Systems

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Based in Barnstable · says it covers the whole Cape; ask about Chatham

2.8 on Google · 24 reviews

(508) 694-6687

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Low rating - shown honestly

Office: Hyannis
Cost: Per-trip or per-mile; MassHealth PT-1 may cover
How to start: Call (508) 694-6687 to schedule
Hours: 24/7
Address: 372 Yarmouth Road, Hyannis, MA 02601
For older adults: Offers wheelchair van rides as well as basic and advanced life-support ambulance transport.

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What to ask when you call

Do you take a wheelchair, and do you help from the door?
How far ahead must I book, and can you handle a Boston hospital run?
What does the trip cost, and does any programme pay for it?

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Atlas Medical Transportation

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Based in Mashpee · says it covers the whole Cape; ask about Chatham

(508) 562-7390

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Drives patients to appointments, hospital discharges, nursing homes, airports and long-distance trips.

Paid service; call or email to book. No fares published.

Office: Mashpee
How to start: Call 508-562-7390 or fill in the online ride request form
Address: 13 Steeple St., Suite 202, Mashpee, MA 02649

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What to ask when you call

Do you take a wheelchair, and do you help from the door?
How far ahead must I book, and can you handle a Boston hospital run?
What does the trip cost, and does any programme pay for it?

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CCRTA Boston Hospital Transportation

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Says it covers the whole Cape

(800) 352-7155

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A reserved-seat bus that takes Cape residents to the major Boston hospitals and back the same day.

Cost: $15 one-way · $30 round-trip
How to start: Call at least 1 weekday before your trip
Days: Mon–Thu. Book appointments between 10am and 2pm; the bus leaves Boston by 3pm
Pickups: Wellfleet 7:00 · Eastham 7:10 · Orleans 7:30 · Fontaine Medical Center 7:40 · Harwich (Rt 6 & 124 lot) 7:45 · Barnstable (Rt 6 & 132) 8:00 · Sagamore lot 8:15
Hospitals: MGH, Mass Eye & Ear, Brigham, Dana-Farber, Beth Israel, Tufts, BMC, New England Baptist, Faulkner and the Boston VA — ask about others
Companion: A companion can ride if there's a seat

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What to ask when you call

Do you take a wheelchair, and do you help from the door?
How far ahead must I book, and can you handle a Boston hospital run?
What does the trip cost, and does any programme pay for it?

Print these as a call sheet

Checked 26 Sept 2026 Nobody pays to be listed Is this number wrong? Tell us

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