# Non-Emergency Medical Transport > Professional non-emergency medical transportation services for patients who need safe, comfortable transport with medical assistance but don't require emergency response. This page explains non-emergency medical transport (NEMT) services, which provide essential transportation for patients requiring medical assistance during transport. It covers three main service types: wheelchair transport for patients requiring accessibility assistance, stretcher service for patients who need to remain lying down, and medical supervision with trained professionals monitoring patients during transport. The page includes a detailed comparison between ACC Medlink/CienOne ground services and Air Critical Care for different non-emergency scenarios, highlighting cost effectiveness, family accompaniment options, and coverage areas. ## Key Sections - [What is Non-Emergency Medical Transport](../non-emergency-transport#definition): Overview of NEMT services and when they're appropriate - [Service Types](../non-emergency-transport#services): Wheelchair transport, stretcher service, and medical supervision options - [Why Choose Our Service](../non-emergency-transport#features): Qualified medical staff, modern fleet, flexible scheduling, and personalized care - [How Our Service Works](../non-emergency-transport#process): Contact, assessment, and transportation steps - [Safety Features](../non-emergency-transport#safety): Safety protocols, medical equipment, and punctual service - [Company Comparison](../non-emergency-transport#comparison): Detailed comparison of ACC Medlink/CienOne vs Air Critical Care for NEMT services ## Related Resources - [Transport Guide](../transport-guide): Complete process overview for all medical transport types - [Bedside-to-Bedside](../bedside-to-bedside): Comprehensive door-to-door service with continuous care - [Patient Resources](../patient-resources): Preparation guides and practical tips for transport - [Senior Transport](../senior-transport): Specialized services for elderly patients