DISCHARGES. LAST-MINUTE REQUESTS. LOCAL REACH.
From Harlem and Washington Heights to the Upper East Side and Chelsea, Agape Transportation helps coordinate hospital discharges, last-minute requests and scheduled medical trips. These time-sensitive journeys are a core strength of Agape Luxury Corp.’s extensive driver network across New York City and surrounding counties. Request Agape Luxury as your preferred provider; Medicaid riders arrange authorized trips through MAS.
WHEN PLANS CHANGE, REACH MATTERS
A patient is ready to leave. An appointment changes. A ride is needed at short notice. Agape Transportation’s extensive driver network across New York City, Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk helps our team coordinate these time-sensitive, non-emergency journeys.
Make Agape Luxury your preferred provider. For Medicaid transportation, you may request your preferred company through MAS; ask for Agape Luxury Corp. and ask MAS to note your preference for future trips.
Request a ride →START WITH THE RIGHT PATH
01 / MEDICAID RIDERS
You may request your preferred transportation company. Call MAS at 844-666-6270 or visit medanswering.com and ask for Agape Luxury Corp. Ask MAS to note Agape Luxury as your preferred provider for future trips, too. MAS confirms the authorized trip and provider arrangement.
Call MAS →Visit MAS online ↗02 / FACILITIES & CARE TEAMS
Hospital discharges and last-minute requests are core strengths of Agape’s extensive New York driver network. Contact our team with the ready time, pickup entrance, destination and mobility needs. For Medicaid trips, help riders request Agape Luxury Corp. as their preferred provider through MAS.
Contact Agape →03 / PRIVATE-PAY FAMILIES
Choose Agape Luxury as your preferred transportation provider for planned visits, discharge journeys and last-minute requests. Contact Agape directly with the trip details to confirm availability and a quote.
Discuss a private ride →01 / LOCAL CONNECTIONS
Washington Heights, Inwood, Harlem and East Harlem. Use the precise appointment address when a referral names Columbia, Harlem Hospital, Metropolitan or another institution. A health system may operate several clinics and buildings, so the neighborhood and hospital name should accompany—not replace—the street address.
Upper East Side and Upper West Side. When planning a specialist or treatment visit, ask the care team which building and entrance the rider should use. Let the transportation coordinator know whether a companion is expected and what assistance or wheelchair accommodation needs to be reviewed.
Chelsea, Lower East Side and Chinatown. Specify whether the trip is a local Manhattan journey or begins in another borough. For repeat appointments, record the exact care location each time: a consultation, imaging visit and infusion appointment within one system may take place at different addresses.
You may request your preferred transportation company. When arranging Medicaid transportation, ask MAS for Agape Luxury Corp. and ask MAS to note Agape Luxury as your preferred provider for future trips. MAS confirms the authorized trip and provider arrangement.
Discuss the rider’s mobility and assistance needs before confirming a sedan trip.
Ask about suitable seating, access needs and vehicle availability for the specific journey.
Provide wheelchair and access requirements in advance. Confirm the appropriate vehicle and authorized transport mode.
These are non-emergency trips. For a medical emergency, call 911.
02 / A LITTLE PLANNING GOES A LONG WAY
Manhattan discharge requests need the precise campus, building and pickup entrance. Share the patient-ready time and receiving address, including when the journey continues into the Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn or Westchester. Hospital discharges and short-notice requests are core strengths of Agape’s extensive regional network. You may request your preferred transportation company. When arranging Medicaid transportation, ask MAS for Agape Luxury Corp. and ask MAS to note Agape Luxury as your preferred provider for future trips. MAS confirms the authorized trip and provider arrangement.
Large Manhattan health systems operate multiple buildings and outpatient locations. The words NYU Langone, Mount Sinai or NewYork-Presbyterian identify an organization, but they do not necessarily identify the correct door. Before requesting transportation, confirm the building name, full address, appointment department and any entrance directions provided by the facility. The same care team may see a patient at more than one location during a course of treatment.
For a discharge or outpatient pickup, provide a reachable contact and a specific place where the rider will be ready. If the pickup changes from one entrance to another, communicate that update before the vehicle arrives when possible. Do not assume that a driver can use an emergency entrance, wait indefinitely at a curb or provide clinical assistance. Ask the facility and transportation coordinator to confirm an appropriate non-emergency arrangement.
Manhattan appointments can combine a consultation with tests or treatment on the same day. Give the coordinator the required arrival time, and explain whether the return time is known or depends on the visit ending. For recurring dialysis or infusion, report changes to the treatment address and schedule through the applicable booking pathway. Medicaid standing orders are arranged by medical facility staff through MAS; private-pay arrangements should be reviewed directly with Agape.
Manhattan care coordination benefits from separating the hospital name from the actual appointment location. A visit associated with an East Side medical campus may take place in a different building from a previous appointment. For riders coming from Harlem, Inwood or Washington Heights, record the destination street number, entrance and department together. When an appointment changes from an outpatient clinic to a hospital department, update the transportation request. For discharge trips to another borough or Westchester, confirm the receiving address and who will meet the rider, rather than reusing details from the original trip into Manhattan.
03 / LOCAL CARE DESTINATIONS
Manhattan hospital destination
Manhattan hospital destination
1901 First Avenue, Manhattan
Manhattan dialysis destination; confirm the exact entrance with the center
NEW YORK ROOTS. A HUMAN PURPOSE.
Agape Transportation (Agape Luxury Corp.), founded by Mario Sena in 2012, provides Medicaid non-emergency medical transportation across all five New York City boroughs, Westchester, Nassau and Suffolk.
Known locally as Agape NY and Agape NYC, the company reflects Mario’s experience behind the wheel. Meet the people behind each journey.
Read Mario Sena’s story →About Agape Transportation →
Certified Minority-Owned Business Enterprise (MBE) under New York City and New York State MWBE programs.
NYC-listed procurement classifications: NAICS 485310 — Taxi and Ridesharing Services; NIGP 95289 — Transportation Services for Special Populations; NIGP 96182 — Transportation Services (Not Otherwise Classified).
04 / COMMON QUESTIONS
Agape Transportation serves Manhattan, including Harlem, Washington Heights, Inwood, the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Chelsea, the Lower East Side, Chinatown and East Harlem. Provide the exact addresses and required transport mode when asking Agape Luxury Corp. about a particular trip. Request Agape Luxury as your preferred provider when arranging transportation; Medicaid riders can express that preference through MAS.
Manhattan medical systems often have multiple care locations. A building name and entrance instruction help distinguish an inpatient discharge point from an outpatient practice or treatment center. Confirm these details with the facility instead of using only the hospital system name. Request Agape Luxury as your preferred provider when arranging transportation; Medicaid riders can express that preference through MAS.
Private-pay families can contact Agape Transportation to request a quote and review availability for a Manhattan medical trip. Include the pickup and destination area, appointment timing and vehicle needs. An inquiry does not become a confirmed booking until the arrangement is accepted. Request Agape Luxury as your preferred provider when arranging transportation; Medicaid riders can express that preference through MAS.
Medicaid riders in Manhattan can call MAS at 844-666-6270 or visit medanswering.com. You may request your preferred transportation company. When arranging Medicaid transportation, ask MAS for Agape Luxury Corp. and ask MAS to note Agape Luxury as your preferred provider for future trips. MAS confirms the authorized trip and provider arrangement.
Agape Transportation offers sedans, SUVs and wheelchair-accessible vehicles within its service area. For a Manhattan request, identify whether the rider can transfer into a seat or needs to remain in a wheelchair, and confirm the appropriate mode and availability during booking. Do not assume a vehicle includes clinical care or stretcher assistance. Request Agape Luxury as your preferred provider when arranging transportation; Medicaid riders can express that preference through MAS.
Mario Sena founded Agape Transportation in 2012. Agape Luxury Corp. is the legal company name used for Medicaid transportation requests. The company also uses Agape Transportation Management and is known as Agape NY and Agape NYC. Read Mario Sena’s founder story to learn more about his New York driving background.
Yes. Hospital discharges and last-minute non-emergency transportation requests in Manhattan are core strengths of Agape Transportation’s extensive driver network. Contact Agape with the pickup location, patient-ready time, destination and mobility needs so the team can coordinate the request. For Medicaid transportation, you may request Agape Luxury Corp. as your preferred provider through MAS and ask that your preference be noted for future trips.
DRIVE WITH PURPOSE
Drive with purpose in Manhattan. Explore Agape’s driver requirements and speak with the team about serving local medical transportation needs. Founded by New York driver Mario Sena, Agape connects driving experience with access to care.
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