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Get a ride or travel help to an OHP medical visit

Trillium OHP members can get an approved ride, bus pass or help with driving costs to covered medical, dental and mental health visits.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Check that the visit is coveredThe ride benefit is for OHP-covered visits. COFA or Veteran Dental members get dental-only rides.
  2. Call the Lane County ride serviceLane Transit District (LTD) schedules rides. Tell them about your appointment and any accessibility needs.
  3. Get the ride approved before the tripDepending on your needs: help with driving costs, bus passes, a taxi or a wheelchair-accessible van.
  4. Call at least 2 business days aheadSame-day OHP rides are possible, but LTD says calling two business days ahead helps.
This service does not arrange emergency ambulance rides. Call 911 in an emergency.

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