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Senior Transportation in Nanaimo

7 providers serving Nanaimo

Independent. No referral fees. Listings reviewed regularly.

Senior Transport

Nanaimo, BC

Private pay

5.0(2 reviews)Google Maps

LIFESUPPORT Air Medical Services is a senior transportation provider serving seniors in Nanaimo, BC.

Details are limited. Contact the provider directly to confirm availability, eligibility, fees, and how to access support.
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Senior Transport

Provides transportation to medical and critical appointments for seniors 65+ in Nanaimo and Lantzville through the Better at Home program, using volunteer drivers on a sliding-scale fee basis

Submit Referral Form, Conduct intake call, Waitlist, Receive Servicesservice fees are based on a sliding scale, with subsidies available for low-income seniorsmedical appointments
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Senior Transport

Nanaimo, BC

Private pay

4.2(22 reviews)Google Maps

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Details are limited. Contact the provider directly to confirm availability, eligibility, fees, and how to access support.
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Senior Transport

Nanaimo, BC

Private pay

3.9(11 reviews)Google Maps

Transportation and shuttle services for seniors.

register for handyDART before booking a trip and registration is freehandyDARTdoor-to-door transit
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Profile reviewed Apr 2026. Availability and prices should be confirmed directly.

Senior Transport

Available in 50+ BC communities

Subsidized

3.2(45 reviews)Google Maps

Door-to-door shared ride transit for people who cannot use conventional fixed-route transit due to disability.

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Profile reviewed Mar 2026. Availability and prices should be confirmed directly.

Senior Transport

Franchises across BC

Private pay

Personalized driving service for seniors.

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Profile reviewed Mar 2026. Availability and prices should be confirmed directly.

Public Transit

Serves: Nanaimo (Central Vancouver Island)

Non-profit

Nanaimo Regional Transit provides public transit in Nanaimo, BC.

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Profile reviewed Mar 2026. Availability and prices should be confirmed directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get HandyDART service?

HandyDART is a shared, door-to-door transit service for people who can't use conventional transit. Apply through your regional transit authority (BC Transit or TransLink). A functional assessment may be required.

Are volunteer driver programs free?

Most volunteer driver programs are free or very low cost. Some ask for a small mileage contribution (typically $0.20-0.50/km). Programs like the Canadian Cancer Society's transportation service are fully free for patients.

What if I need transport to a medical appointment?

For non-emergency medical transport, options include BC Patient Transfer Network, volunteer drivers, and private medical transport companies. If you're traveling far for treatment, the Travel Assistance Program (TAP) can help with costs.

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