Regal Medical Transportation
Imaging visits can be located in a hospital tower, diagnostic center, or separate outpatient building. Regal helps ambulatory passengers plan private transportation to the correct check-in point and request an appropriate return arrangement.
Plan the trip
Good transportation planning starts with the schedule, correct entrance, realistic return timing, and a clear understanding of what the passenger can do independently.
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A street address may serve several diagnostic departments. Include the imaging center name, hospital building, floor or suite, and patient entrance from the appointment instructions. Regal transports the passenger to the confirmed curbside location; facility wayfinding, registration, preparation, and clinical questions remain between the passenger and imaging provider.
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Some imaging procedures involve sedation or medication that triggers a responsible-adult requirement. Confirm those rules directly with the facility before booking. A Regal chauffeur is not a medical escort or caregiver and may not satisfy the facility’s release policy. Arrange any required companion and include that traveler in the transportation request.
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The appointment may include early check-in, contrast preparation, laboratory work, or observation after the scan. Share the facility’s estimated timeline, then ask Regal which return option is available. The ride does not include open-ended waiting, and the chauffeur cannot enter the imaging area to monitor progress.
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Regal needs the destination, schedule, passenger count, and general mobility instructions—not the reason for the scan, test results, orders, insurance information, or medical history. This separation protects the purpose of the form and keeps the request focused on safe, practical transportation planning.
Keep the request focused on transportation. These details help the team review the route without collecting sensitive health information.
Return-trip considerations
Do not assume a transportation company can replace the adult required by the imaging center. Verify release rules before the trip and arrange the companion the provider requires. Regal can transport the confirmed travelers if the passenger is cleared for a standard vehicle and remains ambulatory, but the chauffeur cannot receive instructions, supervise recovery, or provide post-sedation care.
A request is not a reservation. The ride is booked only after Regal confirms the date, schedule, route, passenger fit, and quote.
Service scope
Passengers who can reach, enter, and exit a standard passenger vehicle with little or no assistance and remain seated using its standard seat belt.
Wheelchair-lift or ramp vehicles, stretcher service, hands-on transfers, medical equipment support, monitoring, medication help, or emergency care.
Questions about this service
Yes, when the trip fits the ambulatory scope. Include the hospital campus, imaging department, building, and entrance rather than only the general address.
No. The passenger must satisfy the imaging facility’s escort and release policy with a separate responsible adult when required.
No. Provide only transportation details. Do not submit diagnoses, orders, test results, medications, insurance numbers, or medical records.
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Share the transportation schedule, exact addresses, passenger count, and general pickup or mobility instructions. Do not include diagnoses, medications, insurance numbers, or medical records.
Non-emergency transportation only.
Regal is not an ambulance or medical provider, and chauffeurs do not provide medical care or monitoring. Call 911 for an emergency.
Do not enter diagnoses, medications, medical records, insurance numbers, or other sensitive health information in this form.
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