AccessCare Medical Transport provides reliable wheelchair and ambulatory transportation for injured workers attending therapy, occupational medicine visits, IMEs, FCEs, specialist appointments, return-to-work evaluations, and follow-up care throughout Central Ohio.
Need dependable transportation for an injured worker?
AccessCare helps nurse case managers, MCO coordinators, claims professionals, employers, and healthcare providers coordinate reliable transportation for authorized workers’ compensation appointments throughout Central Ohio.
We can help with one-time trips, recurring transportation schedules, therapy visits, IMEs, FCEs, occupational medicine visits, and specialist appointments.
Call or email to set up transportation. We work with case managers, MCOs, and claims professionals.
AccessCare can bill approved workers’ compensation transportation directly to participating Managed Care
Organizations (MCOs) and the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) when authorized.
For BWC transportation, AccessCare bills only the MCO or BWC directly.
This helps reduce reimbursement issues for injured workers and simplifies transportation coordination for
case managers and claims professionals.
AccessCare provides transportation for injured workers traveling to:
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Independent Medical Examinations and Functional Capacity Evaluations are important milestones in a workers’ compensation claim. Late arrivals or missed appointments can delay claim decisions, treatment plans, and return-to-work progress.
AccessCare prioritizes punctual transportation, clear communication, and professional service to help injured workers arrive safely and on time.
Workers’ compensation transportation requires more than simply providing a ride. AccessCare maintains professional trip records and communicates clearly so case managers, MCOs, employers, and healthcare providers can trust the transportation process.
Please note: Documentation availability may vary and is not guaranteed for every trip. Contact us to discuss your specific documentation needs.
Every appointment matters — for the injured worker, the case manager, and the claim. We’ve built our service around reliability, communication, and professionalism.
AccessCare provides wheelchair and ambulatory non-emergency medical transportation for injured workers throughout Central Ohio. We support passengers who use wheelchairs as well as passengers who can walk independently or with light assistance.
AccessCare prioritizes punctual transportation, clear communication, and professional service to help injured workers arrive safely and on time.
AccessCare does not provide stretcher transportation.
Call, email, or submit a transportation request online.
Share the appointment date, time, pickup location, destination, mobility needs, and authorization information if available.
AccessCare confirms availability, trip details, and scheduling requirements.
The injured worker receives safe, professional transportation to and from the appointment.
AccessCare Medical Transport serves Franklin County and all counties that border Franklin County.
We provide workers’ compensation transportation in Columbus, Grove City, Hilliard, Dublin, Westerville, Reynoldsburg, Gahanna, Worthington, Upper Arlington, Pickerington, Canal Winchester, Marysville, Delaware, Newark, Lancaster, and nearby Central Ohio communities.
Weekend transportation may be available by advance scheduling. Contact us to discuss your needs.
Yes. AccessCare Medical Transport provides non-emergency medical transportation for injured workers attending approved medical appointments, therapy visits, IMEs, FCEs, occupational medicine visits, and follow-up care.
Yes. AccessCare can bill approved workers’ compensation transportation directly to participating MCOs and the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation when authorized.
Yes. Nurse case managers, MCO coordinators, claims professionals, employers, injured workers, family members, and healthcare providers may contact AccessCare to request transportation.
Yes. AccessCare provides reliable transportation for Independent Medical Examinations and Functional Capacity Evaluations.
Yes. AccessCare can support recurring transportation schedules when availability allows.
Yes. AccessCare provides wheelchair-accessible transportation.
No. AccessCare does not provide stretcher transportation. We provide wheelchair and ambulatory non-emergency medical transportation.
AccessCare serves Franklin County and the counties that border Franklin County, including Delaware, Fairfield, Licking, Madison, Pickaway, and Union Counties.
Need reliable transportation for an injured worker?
Contact AccessCare Medical Transport to schedule transportation for therapy, occupational medicine visits, IMEs, FCEs, specialist appointments, follow-up care, and recurring workers’ compensation transportation needs.
