• Disease/Disability Information
• Voluntary Health Organizations
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Health/Disabilities Related Volunteer Opportunities
• Smoking/Vaping Cessation
• Court Ordered Community Service Sites
• Health/Disability Related Support Groups

Provides services to help customers improve their economic opportunities. These services include CHIP programs, EBT Card Services, Food Stamps/SNAP Applications, general relief applications, Medicaid applications, TANF applications, and non-Emergency medical transportation. Also offers different expense/ payment assistance that include burial/ cremation, Childcare, mortgage, rent, refugee/ entrant cash assistance, and utility service payments.COVID-19 Update: the Pandemic-EBT program provides students who were eligible in March for free or reduced-fee lunches a prepaid debit card or additional SNAP funds of $308 for addressing emergency food needs during the pandemic.

• General Relief Applications
• CHIP Programs
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Utility Service Payment Assistance
• TANF Applications
• EBT Card Services
• Food Stamps/SNAP Applications
• Mortgage Payment Assistance
• Child Care Expense Assistance
• Burial/Cremation Expense Assistance
• Medicaid Applications
• Landlord/Tenant Dispute Resolution
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Refugee/Entrant Cash Assistance

Children and adults with serious medical conditions, demonstrate financial need or compelling needs, medically stable, ambulatory, and able to board and exit plane with limited assistance.

• Mercy Transportation

Medicaid is a source of health insurance coverage for Utah's vulnerable populations. Medicaid is a state/federal program that pays for medical services for low-income pregnant women, children, individuals who are elderly or have a disability, parents and women with breast or cervical cancer. To qualify, these individuals must meet income and other eligibility requirements. Additional contacts: Constituent Services, Health Choice Utah, Health Program Representative (HPR), Healthy U, Molina Healthcare, New Choices Waiver, and SelectHealth Community Care.

• Medicaid Information/Counseling
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Medicaid Appeals/Complaints
• State/Local Health Insurance Programs
• State Medicaid Waiver Programs

Provides non-emergency transportation options for eligible Medicaid members to assist with transportation to medical appointments.

Salt Lake, Tooele, Weber, Davis, Utah, Summit and Wasatch Counties

Non-emergency medical and specialty needs transportation services. for: doctors appointments, hospital discharge, physical therapy, dialysis, long distance trips, airport, family events.

Units are operational 24 hours per day 7 days per week including weekends and holidays.

• Patient/Family Housing
• Mercy Transportation

• Indigent Transportation
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Weatherization Programs
• Utility Service Payment Assistance

• Driver License Fee Payment Assistance
• Birth Certificate Fee Payment Assistance
• Homeless Diversion Programs
• Bus Fare
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Court Ordered Community Service Referral Programs
• Gas Money
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Rental Deposit Assistance
• Homeless Motel Vouchers
• Utility Service Payment Assistance

• Homeless Diversion Programs
• Gas Money
• Court Ordered Community Service Referral Programs
• Bus Fare
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Driver License Fee Payment Assistance
• Rental Deposit Assistance
• Homeless Motel Vouchers
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Birth Certificate Fee Payment Assistance

• Health/Disability Related Support Groups
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Voluntary Health Organizations
• Therapeutic Camps
• Health Related Advocacy Groups
• Prescription Drugs for Specific Health Conditions
• Disease/Disability Information
• Independent Living Skills Instruction
• Health/Disabilities Related Volunteer Opportunities

Provides non-emergency medical transportation, wheelchair transportation, and disabled transportation.

Serves Ogden, SLC and surrounding areas. 

Transports individuals from any hospital to home or rehab/long-term care facility in a customized van, either on a stretcher, in a wheelchair, or using a walker. Oxygen and bariatric services available. Call for trip availability on Sundays. 

A multi-purpose government association and organization, utilizing the combined resources of three counties (Cache, Box Elder and Rich), to provide a more effective means for planning and development of the physical, economic, and human resources of the region. Services include weatherization and RSVP programs, home rehabilitation grants, indigent and non-emergency medical transportation, veteran benefits assistance, COVID-19 related mortgage payment assistance, utility service payment assistance (HEAT) and area agencies on aging services.COVID-19 UPDATE: Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Government Associations
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Indigent Transportation
• Home Rehabilitation Grants
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Weatherization Programs
• Veteran Benefits Assistance
• Area Agencies on Aging
• Mortgage Payment Assistance
• RSVP Program
• Utility Service Payment Assistance

BRAG (Bear River Association of Governments) is a multi-agency organization, utilizing combined total resources to provide a more effective means for planning and development of the physical, economic, and human resources of the region. Provides services in weatherization programs, and rent and utility payment assistance. For a limited time, those who qualify for utility payment assistance, may also qualify for water and/or cooling payment assistance.COVID-19 UPDATE: Due to the pandemic, it may take longer than 45-days to fully process HEAT applications. Following all CDC and state guidelines.

• Indigent Transportation
• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Rent Payment Assistance
• Weatherization Programs
• Utility Service Payment Assistance

Provides non-emergency medical transportation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Below are some examples of typical passenger requirements. These are not all inclusive and may vary by organization.

• Being medically stable
• Not requiring medical care during the flight
• Ability to enter and exit a small aircraft with minimal assistance (in some cases this means climbing steps or onto the wing of an aircraft)
• Ability to sit upright in a seat with seat belt fastened for the entire flight
• A verifiable medical need or other compelling need for travel. Most VPOs will request a medical release from the patient’s physician.
• A financial need or other compelling circumstances. This will be determined by the organization, often on a case-by-case basis. 

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Connects patients with charitable aviation organizations that will fly to doctors for free. Flights are provided by qualified charitable aviation organizations through volunteer pilots flying private aircraft, or through commercial airline partners. Request a flight here: https://vpoids.aircarealliance.org/flight-request

Entire northeast United States

Provided free air transportation for medical and humanitarian purposes.

Patient under the age of 18 can be accompanied by up to 2 parents or legal guardians, patient age 18 may be accompanied by 1 medically-necessary caregiver, be able to board and exit the aircraft and sit upright in seat or wheelchair, not on any life support systems, meet airline approved portable oxygen criteria, going to or from recognized treatment center, have self arranged ground transportation, self pay baggage fees, and meet income guidelines. Qualifying applicants may receive assistance as often as needed.

• Incidental Medical Expense Assistance

• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
• Mercy Transportation

Children and adults with serious medical conditions.

Provides free, non-emergency air travel for children and adults with serious medical conditions and other compelling needs. Services are available throughout the 13 western states, including Alaska and Hawaii.

Provides rides to and from cancer-related medical appointments for patients who otherwise might not be able to get there. Based on eligibility and availability, individuals are matched with volunteer drivers, transportation providers working with the American Cancer Society, or other local resources.

Provides complimentary, roundtrip tickets to nonprofit hospitals and medical transportation organizations to distribute the tickets to patients and/or caregivers. The grant program partners with nonprofit hospitals and organizations. Each hospital has its own guidelines for administration of these tickets.

Varies by state

Provides the non-emergency medical transportation needs to medical providers that serve Utah Medicaid members who have no other way to get a ride, and who may need a single trip or regularly reoccurring (standing order trips) non-emergency medical transport.

• Non-Emergency Medical Transportation