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Understand the journey.
Plan the transportation.

Guidance for clients, families, and care coordinators arranging healthcare transportation. Explore behavioral health visits, recurring treatment schedules, and the return home after a procedure.

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Read. Prepare. Plan ahead.

Why Chemo and Infusion Transportation Matters in Baltimore, Maryland
22 6 min

Why Chemo and Infusion Transportation Matters in Baltimore, Maryland

Learn how to plan ambulatory or wheelchair transportation for chemo and infusion appointments in Baltimore, with clear pickup, return, and recurring-trip arrangements.

Coach Willena McGee, RN-BSN
Coach Willena McGee, RN-BSN
17/03/2026

Turn guidance into a trip plan

Bring the details.
Build the right plan.

Use the guides to prepare your questions. The appointment and transportation details help Merit Care review the route and pickup arrangements.

  1. Know the appointment

    Share the appointment arrival time, destination address, and expected visit length.

  2. Choose the transportation

    Tell us whether the client needs ambulatory or wheelchair transportation, and whether a companion will travel.

  3. Plan the return

    Discuss the return arrangement. If you’d like an extra stop, those arrangements can be planned when you book.

  4. Account for waiting

    Tell us the expected visit length and whether you’d like additional waiting time, so the transportation plan fits your day.

Choose the next step

A single appointment.
A recurring care schedule.

Families and facilities can speak with Merit Care about the whole journey before arranging transportation.

Facilities and care coordinators

For treatment schedules, discharge coordination, or a route that needs review, contact Merit Care directly.

Call (410) 537-0079 →

For healthcare facilities

Let’s plan transportation
for your organization.

Tell us about your facility, the services you need, and your scheduling plans. Merit Care will review your inquiry and follow up with your designated contact.