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Indianapolis ADA Transportation Services is a pre-scheduled transport service for persons with limited disabilities who are not eligible to drive themselves or who qualify for transportation services through their insurance or private pay.
Indianapolis ADA Transportation Services
Most Insurance Providers Accepted
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Indianapolis ADA Transportation Service is a pre-scheduled transport service for persons with limited disabilities, those unable to drive themselves, and qualify for transportation services through insurance or private pay. Residents who live in most Indiana counties surrounding Indianapolis are eligible.
Hope Mansfield
Founder, CEO
Hope Mansfield is an Indianapolis native with a heart for serving those in need. Having observed many in her community and some family members endure the hardship of a lack of transportation, she founded Wheels of Hope to provide an affordable solution.
Our transportation services are available Monday through Friday during 1st and 2nd shifts. We offer ride share, private door-to-door drop-offs, and monthly subscription memberships for passengers who make regular trips to and from the same destination(s).
To check your eligibility for transportation services
call 317-755-1679 or email us at info@WheelsOfHopeTranspo.com.
Eligibility Requirements
To travel with us, you must meet one of the following categories:
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Passengers must be 16 years or older.
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Passengers must reside in and be traveling to destinations within Indianapolis, IN, Marion County, and surrounding areas.
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Passengers can be people with a limited disability who are not eligible to drive themselves. Examples of individuals who would qualify under this category include those with intellectual, cognitive, vision, or psychiatric disabilities who cannot independently navigate the fixed route system for some or all of their trips.
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Individuals who qualify or have already been approved for transportation services through their insurance.
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Persons who want to pay out of pocket for medical appointments and destinations unrelated to medical services.
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A person with a disability who requires an accessible vehicle when one is not available.
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A person with a disability who is unable to reach the transit stop. For example, for an individual who uses a wheelchair, a lack of sidewalks or barriers along the sidewalk (such as curb ramps or an object constraining the width of a sidewalk to be impassable) may prevent them from being able to travel to a bus stop.
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