Anchorage Hospital Shuttle Bus Services

Modern Buses with Premium Amenities

Treat your staff and patients to a comfortable ride in one of our modern charter buses. Each vehicle comes standard with plush reclining seats, climate control for Anchorage’s cold winters, overhead storage bins for backpacks or medical equipment, and tinted windows for privacy. Optional upgrades include free onboard WiFi so riders can check emails or stream training videos, power outlets at every seat, and flat-screen monitors for displaying health messages. For longer-distance transfers to Wasilla or Palmer, consider booking a coach with an onboard restroom and extra legroom.

ADA-Accessible Shuttles Available

Accessibility is a top priority for Bus Rental Company Anchorage. We offer ADA-compliant buses equipped with wheelchair lifts, securement areas, and handrails. These vehicles also feature low-floor entryways and wide aisles to accommodate mobility aids like walkers or crutches. If your facility serves patients with disabilities—or employs staff who require accessible transportation—just let us know when you call. We’ll make sure your shuttle fleet meets all federal guidelines and local best practices.

Serving All of Anchorage and Beyond

Bus Rental Company Anchorage operates shuttles throughout the entire Municipality of Anchorage, including downtown, Midtown, East Anchorage, South Anchorage, and outlying communities like Girdwood and Chugiak. We also provide long-distance routes to healthcare facilities in the Mat-Su Valley, Kenai Peninsula, and even remote locations accessible via the Glenn and Seward Highways. Wherever your people need to go—from rural clinics to urban hospitals—we’ll get them there on time.

Emergency Response and Disaster Relief

In times of crisis, you can count on Bus Rental Company Anchorage to deliver rapid-response transportation for medical teams, evacuees, and critical supplies. We have experience supporting Anchorage’s emergency operations during wildfires, earthquakes, and pandemic surges. Our dispatchers are trained to coordinate with incident command centers, reroute buses around road closures, and maintain clear communication under pressure. When lives are on the line, we move fast—and we don’t stop until the job is done.