Provides transportation to residents of Unincorporated Saint Charles Township, who are disabled or over the age of 65. The riders may ride within Kane County for 3 round trip rides per week or 6 one ways. The purpose of these rides may be for medical, dental, therapy or chiropractic appointments, a job, to the Elderday Center or to School.

**Residents in the city limits of Saint Charles can receive information about their ride program by calling 630-377-4426.

Provides or obtains transportation assistance for clients to get to the neurologist's office.

Offers preventive healthcare services for eligible children ages 0 through 20, including oral healthcare, for children enrolled in Medicaid.

Services include:

-- Transportation for Doctor Appointments and Errands.

-- Short-Term Meal Preparation.

-- Telephone Reassurance.

-- Companionship/Visiting.

-- Grocery Shopping.

-- Chores.

-- Respite Care.

-- Ramp Building.

Offers services for older adults including congregate meals, home delivered meals, information and referral to community resources, transportation, and help applying for benefits.

Provides volunteer drivers in to Story County residents with transportation to and from medical appointments and other essential services. Although not exclusive, our priority is serving Story County's older adult population.

Provides professional and personalized non-emergency medical transport for the elderly and disabled in the Greater Des Moines Metro.

Medical includes doctor's appointments, non-emergency hospital visits, hospital discharge, dialysis, physical therapy and stroke rehabilitation, pulmonary and cardiac rehabilitation, and dental appointments.

Non-Medical includes long-distance trips, airports, train or bus stations, special and family events, sports events, and more.

Offers to transport clients to work and doctor's appointments. This is a door to door service. Must have a Medicaid waiver for disability, brain injury, or as a senior citizen. Call 24 hours ahead of time.

Provides options to help seniors stay in their homes as long as possible. Meets with families to do in-home assessment to determine what services may be needed. Services may include help with meals, home delivered meals, handyman services, personal care, transportation or medical or legal issues.

Provides transportation assistance for medical, dental, and mental health appointments to people living with HIV/AIDS in accordance with guidelines.

Available for any area in the 24-county region that is not served by public transportation.

Provides limited financial help for, utilities, prescriptions, gasoline to health and medical appointments, out of town medical appointments, driver's License or state ID, work-related wear/needs that an individual cannot immediately obtain prior to first paycheck, gasoline to new job prior to first paycheck, other financial areas may be considered as each case is unique.