Serving Houston, Sugar Land & Fort Bend County

(832) 492-6718

Every Ride Carried With the Honor It Deserves.

Olaeni Transport is the safe, on-time, and dignified way to get to dialysis, doctor visits, hospital discharges, and every appointment in between. ADA-compliant vehicles. CPR-trained drivers. Door-through-door care — across Houston and Fort Bend County.

Licensed, Bonded & Insured HIPAA-Compliant Available 7 Days
★★★★★

"On time, gentle with my dad, and the van was spotless. After three bad experiences with other companies, Olaeni is the only one I trust now."

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Adaeze O. · Missouri City, TX

Missing a medical appointment isn't just inconvenient. It's dangerous.

Every year in the Houston area, thousands of patients miss critical appointments — dialysis, chemotherapy, post-surgical follow-ups, physical therapy — not because they didn't want to go, but because they couldn't get there.

Rideshare drivers don't know how to secure a wheelchair. Family members can't always take off work. Public paratransit is unpredictable. Hospital discharge planners run out of options at 4 p.m. on a Friday.

That's the gap Olaeni was built to close.

We're not a side gig for drivers between Uber fares. We are a purpose-built Non-Emergency Medical Transportation company — vehicles, training, scheduling, dispatch, and insurance — all engineered around one thing: getting your loved one to care, on time, with dignity, every single time.

Our Services

One company. Every level of mobility care.

Whether your loved one walks with a cane or requires a stretcher and oxygen, we have the vehicle, the training, and the team for it.

Ambulatory Transport

For patients who can walk or transfer with light assistance. Sedan or SUV, door-through-door support, friendly drivers trained in patient handling.

Best for: Doctor's visits, lab work, outpatient procedures.
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Wheelchair Transport

ADA-compliant vans with hydraulic lifts, 4-point securement systems, and drivers certified in WAV operation. Manual, power, and bariatric chairs accommodated.

Best for: Dialysis, recurring therapy, senior living transport.
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Stretcher Transport

For non-ambulatory patients who must remain lying down. Two trained attendants per trip — including bariatric patients up to 650 lbs.

Best for: Hospital discharges, hospice transfers, post-surgical.
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Long-Distance & Interstate

Door-to-door medical transport beyond Houston — to specialty hospitals, rehab facilities, or family in another state. Trip planning, rest stops, medication-aware scheduling.

Best for: Out-of-state transfers, family relocation, specialty care.
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Dialysis & Recurring Care

Standing weekly schedules with the same driver, same vehicle, same pickup window. Built for the rhythm of three-times-a-week treatment.

Best for: Dialysis, chemotherapy, physical therapy.
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Hospital & Facility Discharge

On-demand and scheduled discharge transport for case managers. Same-day requests, after-hours availability, and direct invoicing for facility accounts.

Best for: Case managers, SNF discharge planners, hospice teams.
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How it Works

Booking a ride takes a few minutes.

Whether your loved one walks with a cane or requires a stretcher and oxygen, we have the vehicle, the training, and the team for it.

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Tell us about the trip

Call us, book online in 60 seconds, or have your case manager email dispatch. Pickup address, destination, appointment time, mobility level — that's it.

02

We confirm everything

Written confirmation in minutes: vehicle type, driver name, exact pickup window, total cost, insurance authorization. Anything wrong, we fix before the trip — not after.

03

We show up. Every time.

Driver arrives in uniform, with ID, 5–10 minutes early. Helps with the front door, the steps, the wheelchair, the wait at the clinic. Brings your loved one safely home.

Questions Before you Call

Booking a ride takes a few minutes.

The objections we hear most often — answered head-on, not buried in an FAQ.

Q.

How is this different from Uber Health or rideshare?

Rideshare drivers aren't trained for wheelchairs, oxygen, or fragile passengers. They use personal cars. They aren't insured for medical transport. We use purpose-built, ADA-compliant vehicles with securement systems and drivers trained in patient handling. Comparable price — different safety standard.

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Will my insurance cover it?

Often, yes. Texas Medicaid covers NEMT through transportation brokers like MTM, Modivcare, and Verida — we're credentialed with all three. Medicare Advantage often includes NEMT. Workers' comp, VA, private, and LTC policies reimburse. We verify coverage for free before you book.

Q.

What if I need a ride today?

Same-day rides are available based on driver availability — usually with 2–4 hours notice. Hospital discharges get priority. Call dispatch and we'll tell you in two minutes whether we can fit you in.

Q.

How much if I'm paying out of pocket?

Ambulatory rides start at $45 + $3.50/mile. Wheelchair rides start at $75 + $3.50/mile. Stretcher transport starts at $175 + $4.50/mile. No hidden fees. Wait time after 15 min is $1/minute. Written quote before dispatch.

Q.

What if my loved one has dementia?

All our drivers are trained in dementia-aware care and de-escalation. Family members or caregivers ride along free. For complex behavioral cases, we send our most experienced driver and brief them on patient history beforehand.

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What happens if you're late?

We don't expect to be — but if we're more than 15 minutes past pickup for a non-weather, non-traffic reason, your next ride is on us. We track every trip with GPS. We publish our on-time rate. Currently 98%.

TesTimonials

From the people we serve.

Whether your loved one walks with a cane or requires a stretcher and oxygen, we have the vehicle, the training, and the team for it.

★★★★★

My mother is 84, on dialysis three times a week. We tried two other services — one cancelled, the other showed up with no lift. Olaeni has driven her for eight months. Same driver every M/W/F. She knows him by name.

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Bukola A.
Family caregiver · Sugar Land
★★★★★

I discharge 15–20 patients a week. Before Olaeni, I spent an hour on the phone hunting for available NEMT slots. Now I book through one rep, get confirmation in under 10 minutes, and the invoice is on my desk by the 5th.

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Lisa M., RN
Case Management · Houston
★★★★★

I'm 62, lost the use of my legs in 2019, and I have a power chair that weighs 350 pounds. Most companies say they can transport me. About half actually can. Olaeni's lift is solid, the driver knows how to strap me in, and I never feel like an inconvenience.

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Robert J.
Dialysis patient · Pearland