Hughestown, PA

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation in Hughestown, PA

Touch of Kindness Transportation provides non-emergency medical transportation for Hughestown residents to hospitals and clinics across the Wyoming Valley. We help seniors, people with disabilities, wheelchair passengers, stretcher passengers, and anyone who can no longer drive reach care safely, whether the trip is a few minutes into Pittston or a longer ride down the valley.

(570) 301-2532
24/7 Dispatch, Nights, Weekends & Holidays Wheelchair, Stretcher & Ambulatory Transport Serving Hughestown & Greater Pittston Seniors, Disabled Passengers & Families

Hughestown Medical Transportation Services

The core of our work for Hughestown families is recurring medical travel that quietly drains a household’s time. We keep standing schedules for dialysis and cancer treatment, provide hospital discharge rides, run wheelchair and stretcher transport, assist ambulatory passengers, and handle physical therapy trips.

Wheelchair Van Transportation

Wheelchair-accessible rides with lift-equipped vehicles, secure fastening, and door-through-door passenger assistance.

Stretcher Transport

Stretcher-equipped transportation for passengers who must travel lying down to appointments, discharges, or facility transfers.

Ambulatory Assistance

Support for passengers who walk with help, use a cane or walker, or need a steady arm from the front door to the vehicle.

Dialysis & Cancer Treatment Rides

Standing schedules for dialysis, cancer treatment, Henry Cancer Center visits, and recurring care.

Hospital Discharge Transport

Safe rides home from hospital stays, procedures, or rehab with the right vehicle for each passenger’s mobility needs.

Caregiver Ride-Along

A caregiver or family member is always welcome to ride along at no extra charge.

Where Hughestown Residents Go for Care

Although Hughestown sits right beside Pittston, its hospital trips run out into the wider Wyoming Valley. The main destination is Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Plains Township, the region’s Level II trauma center with Pearsall Heart Hospital and Henry Cancer Center.

Geisinger Community Medical Center in Scranton is within reach to the north for residents whose specialists are there, while clinics, dialysis centers, and specialist offices in Pittston and neighboring boroughs sit just minutes from home. We handle both the short local run and the longer trip down the valley with door-through-door care.

Trips We Plan Often

Hughestown to Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Plains Township.
Short local rides to Pittston-area clinics, dialysis centers, and doctors’ offices.
Northbound trips to Geisinger Community Medical Center in Scranton.
Recurring dialysis, Henry Cancer Center, therapy, discharge, and specialist transportation.

Transport to Pittston, Scranton, and Wyoming Valley Medical Facilities

  • Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center — Plains Township
  • Pearsall Heart Hospital
  • Henry Cancer Center
  • Geisinger Community Medical Center — Scranton
  • Pittston-area clinics, dialysis centers, therapy offices, and specialist practices

A Small Borough in the City’s Shadow

Hughestown is close to Pittston, but closeness alone does not help a resident who cannot drive, uses a wheelchair, or needs assistance from the door.

Short Trips Still Need Care

Even a short ride into Pittston matters when the passenger is frail, recovering, or using a wheelchair. We provide the same careful assistance on short trips as on longer hospital rides.

Serving Hughestown and the Greater Pittston Area

We serve Hughestown and the closely packed communities around it in the Greater Pittston area, along with trips south toward Wilkes-Barre and north toward Scranton. Knowing how Hughestown’s streets connect to its neighbors keeps local rides and longer medical trips quick and reliable.

Hughestown Area Service Communities

HughestownPittstonWest PittstonDuryeaYatesvilleJenkins TownshipAvocaWilkes-BarreScrantonGreater Pittston

Medical Assistance Transportation in Luzerne County

Hughestown is part of Luzerne County, so its Medical Assistance Transportation Program runs through LCTA Shared Ride, the Luzerne County Transportation Authority. LCTA provides free shared rides to covered appointments for Medical Assistance recipients, but it is curb-to-curb, drivers cannot help a passenger inside the home or take a wheelchair up or down multiple steps, and out-of-county trips must be booked two weeks ahead. Our private-pay service provides door-through-door help, a dedicated vehicle, and precise arrival support when shared-ride is not enough.

Reliable rides from Hughestown homes to valley-wide care

Greater Pittston Route Knowledge

We know Hughestown, Pittston, nearby borough streets, routes south to Wilkes-Barre, and northbound medical trips toward Scranton.

ADA-Compliant Vehicles

Wheelchair-accessible and stretcher-equipped vehicles with secure fastening and careful passenger assistance.

Available 24/7

We answer day and night, including weekends and holidays, for recurring care, discharges, and urgent scheduling needs.

Questions Hughestown Riders Ask

Getting to Geisinger Wyoming Valley from Hughestown

For most Hughestown residents, the main hospital trip runs down the valley to Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center in Plains Township. We confirm the correct East, West, emergency, Pearsall Heart Hospital, or Henry Cancer Center entrance before the ride.

Short local trips to Pittston-area clinics

Because Hughestown sits right against Pittston, many everyday medical trips are short ones to nearby clinics, dialysis centers, and doctors’ offices. We handle these short runs with the same door-through-door care as longer rides.

Help that LCTA shared-ride does not provide

LCTA covers many Hughestown trips, but curb-to-curb service means the driver cannot help a passenger from inside the home or down the front steps, and shared scheduling does not guarantee a set arrival time.

Standing trips for dialysis and ongoing treatment

For Hughestown patients traveling several times a week to dialysis or the Henry Cancer Center, we set a fixed weekly schedule built around the clinic’s timing, so rides are reserved without rebooking each time.

Can a family member or caregiver ride along?

Yes. A caregiver or family member is always welcome to ride along at no extra charge.

Do you provide wheelchair, stretcher, and ambulatory rides?

Yes. We provide wheelchair-accessible, stretcher-equipped, and assisted ambulatory rides throughout Hughestown, Greater Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Scranton, and the Wyoming Valley.