Multifaceted program designed to enrich the lives of persons who are visually and/or hearing impaired through educational seminars, vision and hearing screening, referral information, assistive devices, socialization, transportation to/from medical appointments, and other support.

Homeward Bound Adirondacks serves Veterans in the North Country by providing free medical transportation, crisis outreach and case management. We also provide wilderness retreats to address PTSD to any Veteran from anywhere. All our services are free to the Veteran and loved ones.

Provides a venue for older adults with social and recreational activities, transportation for shopping, and offers information and referrals for local resources and services in the community.

Provides weekly transportation to the supermarket and daily round trips to and from the senior center.

Offers emergency transportation for seniors who have no means of transportation to cooling centers.

Provides transportation for seniors and to and from senior congregate meals sites and socialization activities as well as to medical appointments, shopping, banking, and other personal needs.

* Provides members of the center rides from their homes to the center and return home after program.

Providing Medical/Medicaid/Non-Emergency Transportation in 16 Central NY/Southern Tier CountiesNow Providing Wheelchair Van Service with Motorized Lifts/Ambulette Service/Paratransit Service (Selected Counties) - (607) 386-4775

* Provides on-demand transportation services.

* Offers senior transportation services that includes: In-county transportation to agency or medical appointments, senior centers and shopping. Service on specific days to specific destinations.

BC Transit offers reduced rates to the following card holders: BC Lift Registered Users Medicare Card Holders Persons 65+ yrs Persons with Disabilities Students VeteransSee Website for details.

* Provides a public transportation service that operates throughout Wyoming County. Dial-A-Ride Service - transportation service within Wyoming County. Veterans Ride free with VOC ID. Paratransit - curb-to-curb transportation for individuals with a disability.

When ordering Medicaid transportation a medical provider or enrollee should be prepared with the following information: Medicaid number, ex: AB12345C Name Birth date Address Contact number Medical reason for transportation Level of transportation required Name of ordering physician and name of physician that will be seen Date and time of the appointment Location of the medical appointment, (this is key!) including full street address. If applicable, Transportation vendor with whom you prefer to ride Any other special instructions needed for the trip

* Provides emergency and non-emergency ambulance and wheelchair transportation.* Offers EMS training and educational services for healthcare providers, EMS/fire agencies and emergency responders, private and public agencies and the public.

Home delivered meals are available to seniors unable to get to the dining centers. Transportation is also provided to the dining centers, shopping assistance, information and referral services, and recreational activities. Services available include delicious and nutritious meals at 6 Senior Dining Centers: Delhi 607-746-2250 Grand Gorge 607-588-6166 Hancock 607-637-2219 Margaretville 845-586-4764 Sidney 607-563-2212 Walton 607-865-6739

Helps people understand cancer, get practical help like rides to treatment or a place to stay, and find emotional support and also connect to valuable resources in your community.

* Offers prearranged group and individual transportation. For ambulatory patients physically or financially unable to use other means of transportation to clinics, doctors' offices or treatment centers. * Offers special chairmobile services. For persons who use wheelchairs for medical, social, recreational or personal reasons. * Provides transportation to the following: Nutritional sites. Foster care children. Cancer patients. Developmentally disabled adults to day treatment programs. Patients undergoing radiation treatment at area oncology departments. Dialysis services. Area social service agencies for program-related activities. * Provides rides for early voting.

* Provides education, social and recreation activities for older adults. Congregate meals. Transportation. To Senior Center for meals. Once weekly shopping to Hudson-Titus Plaza. Medical equipment loans. Canes, commodes, bath chairs, raised toilet seats, crutches, walkers,wheelchairs. Wheelchairs may be borrowed for up to two months. All other equipment may be borrowed for up to 90 days. Health and nutrition information. "Life in Irondequoit". Casework services for frail, elderly members of the program. Emergency Food Delivery.

* Provides transportation (or completes the errand for the person) for essential errands like grocery shopping and medical appointments as well as other supports for people to stay independent in their own homes.

WHAT IS GO EMERGENCY RIDE HOMEThe GO ERH program is a program designed to take the potential anxiety out of alternate commutes by providing a resource that ensures you will never be stranded when emergencies occur.WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR GO EMERGENCY RIDE HOMEGO ERH is for those whose commute does not include single-occupancy vehicles. Eligible commuters include those who travel by: TCAT/bus, carpool/rideshare, bicycle, walking, or any other non-single occupancy driver travel! WHEN SHOULD YOU USE EMERGENCY RIDE HOMEGO ERH is there for those times when unforeseeable situations arise. Examples of when to use GO ERH include: Emergency at home such as fire, flood, or pet emergency You are required to work unscheduled overtime Urgent issue at a child's school or daycare requires you to be there Your planned bus does not arrive, and there is not an alternate bus you can take Your carpool vehicle breaks down, or any of the above mean than your carpool driver cannot bring you home You or a family member becomes sickWHEN NOT TO USE EMERGENCY RIDE HOME.ERH is not applicable to all situations. Some examples of when NOT to use ERH are pre-planned appointments, planned work shifts, running errands, etc. ERH is a program for those unknowns that can leave you stranded from returning home. ENROLLMENT IN GO EMERGENCY RIDE HOME.Enrollment for GO ERH is automatic with GO ITHACA membership. If you are new to GO ITHACA, instructions for GO ERH are included in your GO ITHACA welcome packet.Existing GO members: Please reach out to [email protected] Easy Access members: If you don't have access to a cell phone please reach out to [email protected] and our Easy Access Program Manager will contact you with further guidance.

Provides services to the Jewish community including Holocaust survivor assistance services, counseling and support, supports for Hebrew Day Schools, and Project 5.

To anyone who's ever struggled with transportation, Seven Valleys Health Coalition is offering a new program that can help. New program for individuals struggling with transportation as a barrier to finding or maintaining employment; or employers struggling to retain workers due to transportation challenges The program helps low wage earners find solutions to their transportation needs.To refer someone to this program, fill out the Google doc below. NOTE: MUST BE FILLED OUT BY A REFERRING AGENCYhttps://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZdg_yOvCua2HDT-yzecrYU5R1D9lZTN8WVKJkTuSJ7nPVPQ/viewformusp=sf_link

Assists elderly to remain in their homes and to participate in family and community life as long as possible.