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DachiPlus — Medical Transportation on Long Island

Service

Post-Surgery & Hospital Discharge Transportation on Long Island

After most surgeries and outpatient procedures, you cannot drive yourself home — and a taxi or rideshare isn't designed for someone still groggy from anesthesia. DachiPlus provides post-procedure transportation that handles the realities of post-op recovery: wheelchair-accessible vehicles, drivers who know not to slam doors, room for caregivers and medical equipment, and direct coordination with hospital discharge teams.

Private PayMedicare AdvantageWorkers' CompensationNY No-Fault AutoLong-Term Care Insurance

Who uses this service

Designed for the people who need it most

  • Outpatient surgery patients (knee scopes, cataract surgery, colonoscopies)
  • Recently discharged inpatients heading home
  • Patients picked up from emergency department discharges
  • Family members coordinating transport for a loved one

What's included

Everything you'd expect — and what makes a real difference

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Direct coordination with hospital discharge planning

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Wheelchair-accessible vehicles standard

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Room for crutches, walkers, and other equipment

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Caregiver companion seat at no extra cost

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Same-day booking available

Medicaid (via MAS)

Request DachiPlus through MAS

Medicaid riders in New York book transportation through Medical Answering Services (MAS). Call MAS and ask for DachiPlus by name.

Private Pay & Insurance

Book a ride directly

Pay with credit card, HSA/FSA, Medicare Advantage benefits, workers' comp, no-fault auto, or long-term care insurance. Get a same-day quote.

FAQ

Post-Surgery Transport — common questions

Can I book a private-pay ride for today?

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Yes, when vehicles are available. Same-day private booking depends on driver availability and pickup location. Call (516) 754-7777 to check; we confirm or decline same-day requests within the call.

Do you coordinate directly with hospital discharge planners?

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Yes. We have established relationships with case management and discharge planning teams at most Long Island hospitals. Hospital social workers and case managers can call us directly at (516) 754-7777 to arrange same-day discharge transportation.

What kind of vehicle do you use for post-surgery pickups?

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For post-surgery pickups we use wheelchair-accessible vehicles by default — they have more room, lower step-in heights, and accommodate crutches, walkers, knee scooters, and IV poles. Drivers know to load gently, avoid sharp acceleration or braking, and assist with seat positioning.