Diamond Care Transportation Delivers Trusted NEMT Services for Seniors and Disabled Patients Across South Carolina
Need a Ride to Your Medical Appointment? Diamond Care Transportation Offers Safe, On-Time NEMT Services for Seniors and Disabled Patients in South Carolina
GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA / / June 17, 2025 / Diamond Care Transportation is proud to offer safe, reliable, and wheelchair-accessible Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) for seniors, disabled individuals, and patients who need help getting to medical appointments. Based in South Carolina, Diamond Care is now serving Florida, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., as well.
If you or a loved one needs a ride to a doctor's office, hospital, physical therapy, dialysis center or clinic, Diamond Care makes it easy. No long wait times, no confusion - just caring drivers, clean vehicles, and dependable service you can count on.
What We Offer:
Wheelchair-accessible vehicles for any mobility level
Friendly, trained, and CPR-certified drivers
On-time pickup and drop-off
Recurring or one-time ride options
Service from home, nursing home or medical facility
"We believe no one should miss medical care because they can't get there," said a representative from Diamond Care. "That's why we go above and beyond to make sure every patient arrives safely and on time - with care, dignity, and comfort."
Now Booking NEMT Rides in:
South Carolina (including Greenville, Columbia, and Charleston)
Florida (Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville)
Washington State (Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma)
Maryland (Baltimore, Rockville, Silver Spring)
Washington, D.C.
Whether it's a regular appointment or an urgent follow-up, Diamond Care is your partner in health transportation. We help seniors and individuals with disabilities get the care they need - without stress.
Need a Non Emergency Medical Ride to the Doctor? Diamond Care Transportation is Here to Help!
Ready to Book a Ride?
Call Now: +1 (864) 335-9824Email: info@diamondcaretransportation.comWebsite: https://diamondcaretransportation.com
We're available to answer questions and schedule rides - whether it's for tomorrow or next week. Let Diamond Care Transportation help you get there safely.
About Diamond Care TransportationDiamond Care Transportation provides Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) with a focus on wheelchair transport, senior care, and disability support. We proudly serve patients across South Carolina, Florida, Washington, Maryland, and D.C., offering trusted service that puts your comfort and health first.
CONTACT: info@diamondcaretransportation.com
SOURCE: Diamond Care Transportation
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