Using a wheelchair should not mean giving up the evening at Symphony Hall, the daughter's wedding, or the flight out of Logan. Yet too many wheelchair users in Boston are quietly cut off from their own social calendars because dependable, dignified accessible transportation is hard to find. Paratransit and brokered vans are built for medical trips and wide pickup windows, not for a black-tie event that starts at seven. Care Remedy exists to close that gap: private wheelchair-accessible transportation for the full life a person actually leads, not just the appointments.

This page is for the families, assistants, and advisors who arrange travel for someone who uses a wheelchair and who will not compromise on reliability or discretion.

Where our clients actually go

Medical trips are only part of what we do. Much of our work is the rest of life:

• Events and galas. Fundraisers, board dinners, cultural openings and celebrations, with an attendant who stays for the evening so the return trip is never in question.
• Arts and dining. The Symphony, the theater, the museums, and a favorite restaurant, arranged with the venue's accessible entrance and timing worked out in advance.
• Logan Airport transfers. Door-through-door service to and from Logan International, including terminal meet-and-assist, luggage, and mobility equipment handled with care.
• Private aviation. Coordinated transfers to the private terminals and fixed-base operators for charter and private flights, timed to the aircraft rather than a fixed public schedule.
• Family occasions and travel. Weddings, graduations, reunions and out-of-town trips across the region, so a wheelchair is never the reason someone stays home.
• Standing schedules. Recurring commitments, whether a weekly club, a regular therapy, or a standing family visit, held at a consistent time and, where possible, a familiar attendant.

The point of difference. Public paratransit and brokered NEMT are priced for the appointment and built around the vehicle's schedule. Care Remedy is built around the passenger's schedule, which is exactly what a full social and travel life requires.

What "trusted" actually means here

Trust is easy to claim, so here is what stands behind it.

1. We run our own vehicles and attendants. Care Remedy does not broker your trip to whoever a dispatcher can find that day. One company is accountable from the front door to the destination and back, every time.
2. Our people are trained for the passenger, not just the drive. Proper wheelchair securement, safe transfers, and door-through-door assistance are the standard. Because Care Remedy is a home care company, our attendants are experienced with older and disabled clients and know how to help with grace.
3. We commit to a specific time. You get a named pickup you can plan an evening or a flight around, not a two-hour window.
4. Discretion is part of the service. Professional presentation, a clean and well-kept vehicle, and staff who understand that a client's privacy and dignity travel with them.
5. We can coordinate the whole day. As a care company, we can pair transportation with a companion or aide, so the same team that helps someone get ready is connected to the ride that gets them there and the support once they arrive.

Built on a foundation of care, not just a fleet

Most transportation companies start with vehicles and add passengers. Care Remedy started with people. We are a private-pay home care company whose job is to help clients live well through the whole of their day, and transportation grew out of that. It is why our approach to a ride looks different: an attendant who anticipates the transfer, who knows a Boston venue's accessible entrance, who treats a distinguished older client the way the family would want. The vehicle is the easy part. The judgment and the consistency are what earn trust, and trust is what a family is really buying when someone they love needs help getting where they are going.

How to arrange service

Most clients begin with a single conversation about the pattern of travel, the events on the calendar, any recurring commitments, and the specific mobility and assistance needs involved. From there we set up point-to-point trips, hourly or as-directed service for full days, and standing schedules as needed. Pricing is arranged directly, with hourly and flat-rate options for events, airport transfers and recurring travel. For reference, private accessible transportation in Boston commonly runs from about $65 to $250 per trip depending on distance, vehicle and level of assistance.

Frequently asked questions

Do you provide wheelchair transportation for events, not just medical trips?

Yes. Galas, the Symphony and theater, weddings, family celebrations, dining and daily travel are a core part of what we do, with the same accessible vehicles and trained attendants whether the destination is a clinic or a black-tie event.

Can you handle Logan Airport transfers and private aviation?

Yes. We arrange accessible transfers to and from Logan International, including terminal meet-and-assist, and to the private aviation terminals and fixed-base operators for charter and private flights, timed around the flight and with luggage and mobility equipment handled for the passenger.

Is service available hourly or as-directed?

Yes. Point-to-point trips, hourly and as-directed service, and standing schedules are all available. As-directed suits a full day with multiple stops, such as an event followed by dinner, where you want the vehicle and attendant to stay with you.

Are your drivers trained in wheelchair securement and assistance?

Yes. Our attendants are trained in proper securement and safe transfers and provide door-through-door assistance rather than curb-to-curb. As a home care company, our people are experienced with older and disabled clients.

How much does private wheelchair transportation in Boston cost?

Commonly about $115 to $250 per trip depending on distance, vehicle and assistance needed, with hourly and flat-rate arrangements available for events, airport transfers and standing schedules. We quote each arrangement directly.

Care Remedy provides trusted wheelchair-accessible transportation, private-pay caregivers, and companion care across Boston and Greater Boston, including Cambridge, Brookline, Newton, Lexington, Reading and Burlington. To arrange travel or set up a standing schedule for your family, book a consultation.



Sources: Massport, Logan International Airport accessibility  ·  Mass.gov, Accessible Transportation  ·  Boston.gov, Transportation Help for People with Disabilities  ·  Uber Health, Boston NEMT pricing context