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ComfortDelGro’s MedCare fleet gives wheelchair users hydraulic lift access to medical transport
The transport group’s non emergency medical transport service and wheelchair accessible taxis extend point to point mobility to seniors and persons with disabilities across Singapore.
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Hydraulic-lift minibuses in the MedCare fleet at launch
ComfortDelGro operates a non emergency medical transport service, branded ComfortDelGro MedCare, built around the mobility needs of seniors and persons with disabilities. Its minibuses are fitted with automatic hydraulic lifts so wheelchair users can board without transferring out of their wheelchair, and each can carry up to three wheelchair users alongside seated passengers.
Healthcare providers, daycare centres, social service agencies and members of the public can book a vehicle for one way or return trips to medical appointments and social outings, either as a single booking or at an hourly rate. Alongside MedCare, ComfortDelGro also runs a wider network of Wheelchair Accessible Taxis that operate across most of Singapore and can be booked through the company’s regular taxi booking channels.
For a transport operator, accessible mobility infrastructure sits close to the core business rather than functioning as a stand alone charitable programme.
Last updated 7 September 2026.
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This publication is based on ComfortDelGro's own disclosures. Read the original at https://www.comfortdelgro.com/businesses/our-expertise/other-private-transport/.
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