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Due to a temporary staffing shortage, we will not be available for scheduled rides after 9:00 p.m. We expect our service for scheduled late night trips to resume in November.

Our thoughts are with all those affected by this terrible accident. Incidents such as this one are the reason our company has drivers who receive training certified by the Non Emergency Medical Transportation Accreditation Commission, and has vans equipped with seven-point securement systems and dashcams. “Safety” is first in our motto: “Safety. Service. Comfort.”

We have made the painful decision to cease being a South Dakota Medicaid secure medical transportation provider. Medicaid rates have not kept pace with the cost of operations, to the point where a typical reimbursement for transport covers less than half of the cost giving the ride. We have borne these losses throughout this year, but cannot sustain our current

We are saddened to announce the unexpected passing of our driver, Dale Reiners. We will not be operating between 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Friday, November 4th, 2022 to allow Dale’s co-workers to attend his memorial service. View Dale’s Obituary at: https://www.millerfh.com/obituary/dale-reiners

As vaccinations roll on throughout the state, Wheelchair Express Sioux Falls continues to take its role in the current public health crisis seriously. Because of the spread of COVID-19 variants that are vaccine-resistant, we will continue to have everyone–drivers and passengers–masked in our vehicles.

As a provider of transportation to essential medical appointments, Wheelchair Express Sioux Falls recognizes that we have a responsibility to keep our drivers and passengers (and the people who contact them) safe during the novel coronavirus outbreak. To that end, we have our drivers engaged in proper hand hygiene, disinfection of our vehicles, and taking time off when sick. We

Wheelchair Express Sioux Falls was privileged to transport veterans to and from the airport for Midwest Honor Flight.