What types of transportation does Lakeway Mobility provide?
We provide non-emergency medical transportation, including wheelchair, Broda chair, and modified stretcher transport. We also offer long-distance medical transportation when needed.
Who uses your transportation services?
Our services support seniors, individuals with mobility challenges, patients being discharged from hospitals or rehab facilities, and families who need safe, reliable transport for medical appointments or transitions of care.
Do you help with hospital discharge planning?
Yes. We offer RN-led discharge planning support to help ensure a safe transition from hospital to home, rehab, or assisted living. This includes coordination of transportation, equipment needs, and post-discharge planning. Ask for Tracie or email directly. tslaoui@mobility.healthcare
What is one-on-one case management assistance?
One-on-one case management provides personalized RN guidance for complex situations. We help families coordinate care, plan mobility needs, arrange equipment, and navigate transitions so nothing is overlooked.
What medical equipment do you rent or sell?
We rent and sell a variety of mobility and medical equipment, including lift chairs, wheelchairs, hospital beds, knee scooters, and other supportive equipment to help patients recover safely at home.
Do you serve areas outside of Lakeway?
Yes. While we are based in the Lakeway and Austin area, we also provide long-distance medical transportation depending on the situation. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs.
Is Lakeway Mobility RN-owned?
Yes. Lakeway Mobility is RN-owned and family-operated. Our services are guided by decades of nursing and case management experience, ensuring care that is both clinically informed and compassionate.
What makes Lakeway Mobility different?
We combine safe transportation, trusted equipment, and RN-led care coordination under one roof. Families don’t have to piece services together — we help guide the entire process with dignity and respect.
Still have questions? We’re here to help. Call and speak directly with an RN who understands the full picture.
