Transportation
Medicaid Transportation – Open to the Public
Hope on Wheels is a mission driven social enterprise. It is a way to give back to the community that has been supportive of our recovery. Medicaid rides to treatment and medical appointments are open to the public.You do not need to be a resident of Hope Town Recovery Housing to take advantage of Hope on Wheels.
Ease, access & availability to transportation services have been further aggravated by the workforce crisis, making even traditional medicaid rides to medical appointments more difficult than ever! Residents are regularly late and subsequently stranded to/from appointments which is why this is an urgent need to control/improve transportation for this vulnerable population trying to improve their lives.


It is critical that we do this now, it will save lives. This vital service will be available to transport people in recovery to employment, treatment, detox, court, probation, recovery meetings, social events, shopping.
We desire to establish a recovery-focused transportation service that will grow in size and scope until the need is satisfied. We will then further develop it as social enterprise for those in recovery (as appropriate) as a vehicle for development, growth, meaning and purpose.
This request fits our mission because transportation can not only improve the outcomes of our community residents and community partners…but it can become a viable, supportive career path for people with addiction to get involved and remain involved in giving back.
Medicaid Rides Open to the Public
Hope On Wheels is our way to give back to the community that has accepted us so warmly. As a Medicaid Ride Provider, we are able to service more than just our recovery family.
Donate to our Transportation Fund
Your generous donation helps get our residents to meetings, to visit family, and other important trips not covered by Medicaid but vital to a healthy recovery. This service will be available to transport people in recovery to employment, treatment, detox, court, probation, recovery meetings, social events, shopping.