RF Interventions
Custody-related travel requires a clear plan, appropriate documentation, and careful communication among the people responsible for the transition.
A consultation helps establish the purpose of the transport, who has decision-making authority, what consent or documentation is required, and the receiving arrangements. A transport is accepted only after the situation is reviewed.
Planning considers the itinerary, communication needs, the person’s condition, and coordination with the receiving program. The agreed service scope and professional responsibilities should be clear before travel.
Companion transport is not an ambulance or emergency response service. Clinical, legal, and safety requirements may determine whether another form of transport or additional professional support is needed.
Request a free consultation to discuss your situation and whether this service is an appropriate fit.