Gurney & Stretcher Transportation
Gurney & Stretcher Medical Transportation in the Temecula Valley
Safe, non-emergency stretcher transport for patients who must remain lying down. Trained two-person crews handle bed-to-bed transfers to hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, hospice, and home.
What's included
- Bed-to-bed stretcher transfers with a two-person crew
- Hydraulic gurney loading with four-point securement
- Stair chair assistance for homes without ramps
- Hospital, SNF, hospice, and residential transfers
- Long-distance and facility-to-facility transports
- A family member may ride along at no extra cost
Who it's for
- Patients who cannot sit upright for a ride
- Hospital-to-skilled-nursing transfers
- Hospice and palliative-care transports home
- Bed-bound residents needing specialist visits
- Post-surgical patients on bed rest
- Discharge planners arranging same-day transfers
What to expect
Pre-trip confirmation
We confirm weight, mobility level, room number, and receiving contact before dispatch.
Careful transfer
Crew performs the transfer, secures straps and rails, and monitors comfort throughout.
Bed-to-bed handoff
We deliver the patient to the receiving bed and confirm handoff with staff.
Service area
Temecula, Murrieta, Hemet, Menifee, Perris, Wildomar, Lake Elsinore, Fallbrook & surrounding Riverside County.
Frequently asked questions
- What is stretcher (gurney) transportation?
- Stretcher transport moves a patient who must stay lying down but does not need emergency ambulance care. Our crew handles bed-to-gurney transfers, secures the patient, and delivers them bed-to-bed at the destination.
- How is it different from an ambulance?
- An ambulance is for emergencies and carries paramedics and medical equipment. Gurney NEMT is scheduled, non-emergency transport for stable patients — which usually costs far less than an ambulance trip.
- Do you provide two attendants?
- Yes. Every stretcher trip is staffed with a trained two-person crew for safe lifting, stair chairs when needed, and secure loading.
- How much notice do you need for a stretcher ride?
- We recommend 24-48 hours notice for stretcher trips so we can schedule the right vehicle and crew, though we accommodate same-day discharges whenever a unit is available.