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Hunterdon Medical Center Campus
Patients and visitors are welcome to park in the blue lots on the Hunterdon Medical Center campus. Please park only in designated legal spots paying close attention to handicap designated parking spaces and those with reserved parking signs. Parking is NOT allowed anywhere along Wescott Drive. If you or a loved one needs a wheelchair upon arrival, wheelchairs are available at the main entrance of the hospital.
Doctor’s Office Building at HMC
For those visiting the Doctor’s Office Building at HMC, please park in the lots directly in front of the main entrance to the Doctor’s Office Building (on Angell Lane) for easier access. If you or a loved one needs a wheelchair upon arrival, wheelchairs are available at the main entrance of the Doctor’s Office Building.
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Transportation
There are many transportation options available throughout Hunterdon County for those who do not own a car or are unable to drive.
The Link – Hunterdon County Transportation System
1 (800) 842-0531 * www.ridethelink.com
The Hunterdon County LINK Transportation System provides transportation services to ALL residents of Hunterdon County, NJ. The Hunterdon County LINK Transportation System is comprised of a variety of services including “scheduled route” services (Flemington Shuffles, Cross County Shuffles), “demand response” services, and customized transportation services and assistance. Fares: $2.00-$4.00.
Lyft is a user-friendly location-based app that matches you with a nearby driver who will pick you up and take you where you want to go. Simply download the Lyft app and set up an account with a credit card to use the service. Hunterdon Medical Center currently has three designated Lyft drop-off and pick stops which are located at the entrance to Hunterdon Medical Center, the entrance to the Emergency Department and also the entrance to the Doctor’s Office Building.
Uber is a user-friendly location-based app for hiring an on-demand private driver. Simply download the Uber app and set up an account with a credit card to use the service.
GOGOGRANDPARENT
* 1 (855) 464–6872 or 1 (855) GOGO-USA
GoGoGrandparent is an affordable senior transportation service that picks up within 15 minutes with text alerts for families and 24/7 service and support. This service gives older people a way to access Uber and Lyft without a smartphone or a computer. It’s not a standalone rideshare service with its own app and fleet of drivers. Instead, it’s a go-between that charges a small fee to arrange Ubers and Lyfts for older riders. Relatives and caretakers can use GoGoGrandparent to call in a ride and monitor the progress. Visit the website to set up a free account.
(908) 268-4088 & (908)-268-6270 *
Serving Hunterdon County, the local area and beyond including airports.
Serving Hunterdon County, the local area and beyond including airports.
Bi-lingual — English/Spanish
* There are numerous “taxi services” operating within Hunterdon County. The above taxi companies have provided goHunterdon (www.gohunterdon.org), the local non-profit transportation management association, proof of license, insurance, and registration with the local municipality. Use discretion in choosing a taxi service as not all may be licensed or insured.
ABLE MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION, INC.
1-800-323-ABLE (2253) *
Emergency and non-emergency ambulance and wheelchair accessible services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
(908) 730-8000
Non-emergency transportation for people who use stretchers or wheelchairs. Minimum of 24 hours notice.
1-866-527-9933*
Non-emergency transportation for non-ambulatory Medicaid/NJ Family Care recipients.
Hunterdon Health is proud to work with goHunterdon, a Transportation Management Association in Hunterdon County, NJ, to provide free Lyft and Uber rides to seniors in our community so they are able to get to their preventive care appointments. Through the Healthcare Access Transportation Program, a team works directly with home medical care coordinators at Hunterdon Health to identify patients 60 years or older who are at risk of missing non-emergency medical appointments due to a lack of transportation.