Safe, Swift, and Compassionate Medical Transportation in Kisumu & Western Kenya
In a medical emergency, every second counts. Afrivibe Rentals provides critical support during urgent times with reliable, non-emergency medical transportation and patient transfer services. While we are not a replacement for emergency first-response services (call 999 first for life-threatening emergencies), we offer a vital service for planned medical appointments, hospital discharges, and stable patient transfers, ensuring patients travel with dignity, safety, and comfort.
Our Medical Transport Services
We understand that medical travel requires special care. Our services are designed for stability and compassion:
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Non-Emergency Medical Transports: For scheduled hospital visits, doctor’s appointments, dialysis, chemotherapy, and physiotherapy sessions.
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Hospital Discharge Services: A smooth, comfortable, and safe ride home after a hospital stay.
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Inter-Facility Transfers: Relocating patients between hospitals or from a hospital to a specialized care facility.
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Stable Patient Repatriation: Transporting stable patients to their homes or other locations within Western Kenya.
Why Choose Our Medical Transport Service?
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Trained Drivers: Our drivers are trained in patient assistance and handling, demonstrating patience, empathy, and discretion.
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Timely & Punctual: We understand the importance of being on time for medical appointments. We track our schedules meticulously.
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Safe & Equipped Vehicles: Our vehicles are maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness and reliability. We offer spacious vehicles that can accommodate essential medical equipment and provide a smooth ride.
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Compassionate Care: We treat every patient with the utmost respect, dignity, and compassion, providing a supportive presence during a vulnerable time.
Important Notice Regarding Emergencies
For life-threatening emergencies, such as heart attacks, strokes, serious accidents, or difficulty breathing, please call the national emergency number 999 immediately to dispatch a fully-equipped emergency ambulance with paramedics.
Our service is designed for non-emergency, stable patient transportation where advanced medical care is not required during transit.
How to Book Medical Transport
We make booking a medical ride simple and stress-free for patients and their families.
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Call or WhatsApp Us: For immediate needs or inquiries, call or message us directly at +254 710 899 460. This is the fastest way to get assistance.
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Provide Details: Let us know the nature of the transport (e.g., hospital appointment, discharge), pick-up/drop-off locations, time, and any specific patient needs (e.g., requires wheelchair assistance, has a companion).
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Confirm Booking: We will confirm the vehicle and driver assignment, providing you with peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Q: Are your drivers trained to assist patients?
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A: Yes. Our drivers are carefully selected and trained to be helpful, patient, and compassionate. They are skilled in providing basic assistance and ensuring patient comfort.
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Q: Can a family member accompany the patient?
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A: Absolutely. We encourage a family member or caregiver to ride along to provide comfort and support to the patient.
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Q: Do you transport patients in wheelchairs?
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A: Yes, we do. Please inform us in advance so we can dispatch a vehicle with adequate space and a driver trained to assist.
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Q: What are your rates for medical transport?
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A: We offer transparent, competitive pricing. Please contact us directly with your specific route and requirements for a clear and upfront quote.
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We Are Here to Help
In times of need, reliable transportation shouldn’t be an added worry. Let us handle the journey, so you can focus on health and recovery.
For non-emergency medical transportation, contact Afrivibe Rentals today.
Call/WhatsApp: +254 710 899 460
Email: info@kisumuairportcabs.co.ke
*Disclaimer: Afrivibe Rentals provides non-emergency transportation services. Our vehicles are not licensed as ambulances and do not carry emergency medical equipment or paramedics. For all life-threatening emergencies, please call 999.*