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Setting Up Recurring Transportation for Dialysis or Chemotherapy Patients
How to set up standing, recurring transportation for patients with regular dialysis, chemotherapy, or other ongoing treatment schedules.
← Back to ResourcesPatients undergoing dialysis, chemotherapy, or other regular treatments often need transportation multiple times a week, on an ongoing basis. Coordinating this as a recurring arrangement — rather than booking each trip separately — reduces the coordination burden for patients, families, and facility staff alike.
Why Recurring Scheduling Helps
A standing schedule means fewer last-minute calls, more predictable pickup windows, and a transportation crew that becomes familiar with the patient’s needs over time.
How Recurring Rides Are Set Up
Contact Allegiance directly to set up a recurring schedule based on the patient’s treatment days and times. For Medicaid-covered trips, keep in mind that your plan’s broker may require periodic reauthorization even once a recurring schedule is in place.
What to Watch For
Treatment schedules change — holidays, facility closures, and changes in care plans can all affect a recurring schedule. Let us know as soon as a change comes up so we can adjust without disrupting the patient’s care.
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