Guide to going into or leaving hospital
You normally make your own way to hospital. If you do not have your own transport or need specialist care on the way to hospital, you might be eligible for a non-emergency ambulance.
This service is free for NHS patients, but you need to be referred by your doctor, dentist, midwife or other health professional. They will consider factors such as the availability of private or public transport, and the distance you need to travel.
Community transport
Community transport provides services where no public transport services are available, or public transport cannot accommodate some passengers, such as wheelchair users.
Although these are non-profit, most services will charge a small fee. Check with individual operators before travelling.
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