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Delta Medical Transportation — Full Review
Totowa, Passaic County–based and covering all 21 New Jersey counties. New Jersey's most comprehensive wheelchair transport provider — licensed, insured, 24/7, with both wheelchair vans and ambulance-based NEMT.
Overview & Reputation
Delta Medical Transportation is New Jersey's most comprehensive wheelchair transport provider, operating from Totowa in Passaic County with licensed fleet coverage across all 21 NJ counties — from Newark and Jersey City to Hoboken, Bergen, and the southern counties. For serious medical transport anywhere in the Garden State, it's the first call to make.
What sets Delta apart is the breadth of what it can handle: standard wheelchair-van trips, ambulance-based NEMT for higher-acuity needs, and 24/7 availability backed by proper licensing and insurance. The company coordinates NEMT billing with New Jersey Medicaid managed care plans, which matters for eligible riders who need covered, recurring transport.
Riders and caregivers repeatedly point to reliability over the long term — never a no-show, always on time, and drivers who treat patients with dignity through months of recurring treatment such as chemotherapy. For a statewide NJ provider that can scale from a routine appointment to a more complex medical transfer, Delta is a dependable choice.
Pricing, Service Areas & Vehicle Types
Pricing
Exact pricing depends on distance, vehicle type, and level of service. Based on publicly available information as of 2026:
Always request a written quote before booking. Tolls and additional fees may apply. Rates current as of June 2026.
Service Areas
Delta Medical Transportation provides statewide New Jersey coverage:
- North Jersey: Passaic, Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris, and surrounding counties
- Central Jersey: Middlesex, Union, Somerset, and more
- South Jersey: coverage extends across all 21 counties
- Major cities: Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, Paterson, and beyond
- Airport: Newark Liberty (EWR) transfers
Vehicle Types
Pros & Cons
✓ Strengths
- Statewide coverage across all 21 New Jersey counties
- Both wheelchair vans and ambulance-based NEMT for higher-acuity needs
- Licensed, insured, and available 24/7
- Coordinates NEMT billing with NJ Medicaid managed care plans
- Strong long-term reliability record on recurring treatment such as chemotherapy
- Listed phone number for direct booking — (973) 389-3110
✗ Limitations
- New Jersey–focused — NYC trips are possible but incur tolls and added cost
- As a large statewide operator, confirm same-day availability at time of call
- Ambulance-based NEMT is quote-based rather than a fixed rate
- For covered rides, confirm your NJ FamilyCare plan and broker process first
- Book higher-acuity transfers early to ensure the right vehicle and staff
What Riders & Caregivers Are Saying
"We've used Delta for my mother's chemotherapy appointments in Passaic County for eight months. Never a no-show, always on time, and the drivers treat her with dignity."
"They covered a complex transfer between two hospitals with an ambulance-based ride when a regular van wasn't enough. Professional and calm the whole way."
"Statewide really means statewide — they picked my father up in South Jersey and got him to a Newark specialist without any issue."
"Booked directly by phone, got a clear quote, and the van arrived exactly when they said. That reliability means everything for weekly treatment."
Note: experiences vary by driver, time, and day. We recommend confirming pickup windows and driver details directly before each trip.
Quotes above are illustrative of common feedback themes found in this company's public reviews; they are not verbatim citations.
Frequently Asked Questions — Delta Medical Transportation
For general questions about Medicaid, tax exemptions, driver certification, and door-to-door policy that apply across NY/NJ providers, see our Wheelchair Transport FAQ.
1. What's the difference between their wheelchair van and ambulance-based NEMT service?
The wheelchair van handles standard non-emergency transport with ramp/lift access. The ambulance-based option is for higher-acuity riders who need clinical-level monitoring or positioning during transport — it's quoted separately and should be requested specifically when booking.
2. Does "all 21 NJ counties" mean the same response time everywhere?
No — response time is faster near their Totowa, Passaic County base and in North/Central Jersey generally. For South Jersey pickups, confirm current availability and expect a longer advance-booking window.
3. How do NYC trips work from a New Jersey-based company?
Trips into NYC are possible but add bridge/tunnel tolls and cross-river travel time — request an all-in quote that states whether tolls are included.