Transportation

ACIL provides accessible transportation for people with disabilities. You can set up a trip for many reasons, but not for emergency medical situations. If your trip isn’t covered by Medicaid, our fares are lower than other accessible van services.

Examples of Non-Emergency Medical Trips:

• Doctor's Appointments: Visiting your regular doctor for check-ups or check-ups.
• Non-Emergency Hospital Visits: Going to the hospital for tests or follow-up appointments.
• Dialysis: Getting treatment for kidney issues.
• Physical Therapy: Going to therapy sessions to help with recovery.
• Rehab Services: Attending rehabilitation programs.
• Pharmacy Visits: Picking up prescriptions from the drug store.

Examples of Non-Medical Trips:

• Grocery Shopping: Going to buy food and other supplies.
• Meetings: Attending daytime meetings or classes.
• Outings: Visiting a restaurant, movie theater, or library.
• Paying Bills: Going to the bank or utility office to pay bills.

ModivCare

If you receive Medicaid, your non-emergency medical trips might be covered. You can call the state's Medicaid Transport System at (844) 549-8353 to arrange your trip. They may schedule your ride with ACIL.

ACIL's hours of service are Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm. To arrange a ride please call Cody Newsome at (304) 965-0376 or at cody.newsome@wvacil.org.