Med Rides provides non-emergency medical transportation in Volusia County, FL, covering Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, Port Orange, and the communities around them. Volusia holds the largest concentration of hospitals and specialist care on this stretch of coast, which means residents across the county travel here for appointments rather than out of it. Rides are booked ahead, drivers arrive on schedule, and passengers get help from the front door to the clinic entrance.
Book Your Ride or call +1 386-631-8279 to arrange transportation.
Every service is available countywide.
Medical appointment transportation covers doctor visits, lab work, imaging, outpatient procedures, and follow-ups. Senior transportation serves older adults with patient drivers and door-to-door assistance. Stretcher van transportation handles patients who must travel lying down, including hospital discharges and transfers between care facilities. Long distance medical transport covers referrals to specialist centers in Orlando, Jacksonville, Gainesville, and beyond.
One-time trips and standing weekly schedules are arranged the same way.
Coastal Volusia is where most of the county’s hospital care sits. Daytona Beach anchors it, with Halifax Health Medical Center on North Clyde Morris Boulevard and AdventHealth Daytona Beach on Memorial Medical Parkway. Port Orange has its own Halifax Health hospital on South Williamson Boulevard along with outpatient care along Dunlawton Avenue. Ormond Beach has no hospital of its own but holds a good deal of outpatient care, including an AdventHealth surgery center and walk-in clinic. Holly Hill sits within minutes of the Daytona hospitals.
Both networks reach further inland and south as well, with AdventHealth facilities in DeLand, Orange City, and New Smyrna Beach, and Halifax Health locations in Deltona and Daytona Beach Shores. Dialysis centers, rehabilitation providers, imaging, and specialist practices are spread across all of these communities.
Volusia is a large county, and a trip from one side of it to the other is a real drive rather than a short hop. Patients in South Daytona and New Smyrna Beach travel north for hospital appointments. Residents in DeLand and Deltona sit well inland and face the longest drives to the coastal hospitals.
Rides between towns are scheduled with that travel time built in rather than added on the morning of the appointment. Trips that cross into Flagler County to the north, or that run to specialist centers outside the county entirely, are arranged with a little more notice.
This page covers coastal Volusia, anchored by the Daytona-area hospital network that residents from across the county rely on. Our drivers are in those hospitals constantly, which means they know the entrances, the parking, and the departments rather than working it out on arrival.
Pickups happen when they are scheduled. Drivers help at the door instead of the curb and work at the passenger’s pace. Recurring bookings hold the same arrangement week after week, which matters for patients on dialysis, therapy, or any treatment that runs on a fixed schedule.
Call +1 386-631-8279 or use the booking form with the appointment date, time, and destination. Pickup time, address, building entrance, return arrangement, and any assistance needed are confirmed before the day. The driver arrives on schedule and helps the passenger to the vehicle and into the building. The return trip is arranged during the same booking.
Call or send a message with the appointment date, time, and destination.
Pickup time, address, entrance, return arrangement, and any assistance needed are all settled before the day.
The driver arrives at the scheduled time and helps the passenger to the vehicle and into the clinic.
The driver waits or comes back at the agreed time and brings the passenger home.
Regular service covers Ormond Beach, Holly Hill, Daytona Beach, and Port Orange, along with South Daytona, Daytona Beach Shores, and New Smyrna Beach. Trips to DeLand, Deltona, and Orange City are arranged with additional notice. Full coverage is listed on the main Service Areas page.
Yes. Halifax Health Medical Center on North Clyde Morris Boulevard and AdventHealth Daytona Beach on Memorial Medical Parkway are two of our most frequent destinations, for Volusia residents and for passengers travelling down from Flagler County.
Yes. Cross-town trips are routine here, since much of the county’s hospital care sits in Daytona Beach while patients live across a wide area. Give the pickup address and the destination at booking and the travel time is built into the schedule.
Call +1 386-631-8279 or use the form to book non-emergency medical transportation anywhere in Volusia County.
