Medical & wheelchair
transportation in Fort Worth.

Check the Fort Worth arrival and discharge instructions.

Texas Health Fort Worth publishes campus maps and construction updates. Check those instructions when arranging a pickup or return; the entrance used for a discharge can change as work around a building progresses.

For a Fort Worth discharge, distinguish an expected release time from the time staff confirm you are ready to leave. Give the owner a direct coordinating contact, the agreed meeting point and the person receiving you at home or the next facility. Call if release timing changes so the pickup can be reviewed.

Have these route details ready

• The correct tower or outpatient building for your Fort Worth visit.
• Current discharge or construction instructions supplied by the facility.
• A reachable release contact, receiving contact and entrance-access details at the destination.

Texas Health Fort Worth: official location information

Use the facility's current instructions to confirm the appointment building and arrival point. Named facilities are possible destinations; DC Elite Transport does not claim affiliation or endorsement.

What should I share for a Fort Worth hospital discharge ride?

Provide the facility, discharge meeting point, expected ready time and a contact who can coordinate with the care team. The owner confirms timing and vehicle suitability. If the release time changes, call so the arrangement can be reviewed.

What to know before requesting a ride.

Vehicle space and guest seating

The accessible van accommodates up to two wheelchair riders and two riders using walkers at the same time. Share wheelchair type and entrance access. One seated guest passenger is allowed per trip, with the passenger setup confirmed by the owner. Vehicle suitability and requested assistance are confirmed before booking.

Passenger pricing across DFW

Private vehicle, medical van and wheelchair van rides use the same passenger rate: $75 per leg includes pickup and 10 driving miles, then $2.50 per driving mile beyond 10. A second wheelchair rider sharing the pickup, destination and timing adds $35 per leg. Outbound and return legs are estimated separately.

Base rates apply weekdays from 6 AM to 6 PM Central, excluding holidays. The highest applicable pickup premium is 25% on weekends, 50% from 6 PM to 6 AM, or 75% on holidays; these premiums do not stack. Waiting includes a 15-minute grace period, then $40 per hour for ambulatory transport or $70 per hour for wheelchair transport. The owner confirms your route, wait arrangements and final quote before booking.

Non-emergency transportation only. For an emergency, call 911. Please share route and access information without a diagnosis or medical records.