The need for non-medical transportation is established when the patient’s physical condition is such that use of any other mode of transportation is difficult. In other words, the person cannot be transported by any other vehicle without making the journey uncomfortable. There can be numerous scenarios where non-medical transportation may be required: Temporary disability: Temporary disabilities may include conditions such as, fracture, serious injury to the limbs, short-term disability through a possible acute stroke, and the like. Several wheelchair users with temporary disabilities claim that non-medical transportation has helped speed up their recovery process by keeping them independent during hard times. By being able to return to their daily routine quickly, patients are able to go on with their lives with minimal interruption. Rehabilitation: Those who suffer from traumatic injuries such as, a stroke or hemorrhage may require rehabilitation to get ba