Know which senior transportation leads are worth pickup time
Ask about mobility device needs, in-vehicle assistance, and caregiver accompaniment before you dispatch — then send trip type, timing, and photos straight to your CRM.
The exact intake your senior transportation leads complete
This is the real 6-question guided intake for Senior Transportation — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified senior transportation lead should tell you
Scheduled or on-demand rides for older adult passengers, where the intake needs to know the trip purpose, the passenger's mobility level, whether hands-on assistance is required, and how soon the ride is needed so dispatch sends a vehicle and driver equipped for that passenger.
- Trip This Transportation
- Passenger Use Wheelchair Or
- Passenger Assistance Getting In
- Caregiver Or Family Member
- Transportation Needed
- Pickup And Drop-Off Locations
The questions your team needs answered
Every senior transportation intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| What type of trip is this transportation for? | Trip type separates medical, errand, social, and long-distance requests so the right sibling service or vehicle type gets matched to the passenger's actual need. |
| Does the passenger use a wheelchair or other mobility device? | Wheelchair and walker answers carry the highest weights, telling dispatch immediately whether an accessible vehicle is required before assigning a driver. |
| Does the passenger need assistance getting in and out of the vehicle? | A yes answer is weighted higher than a no, flagging passengers who need hands-on help so the driver assigned is prepared and has time budgeted for it. |
| Will a caregiver or family member accompany the passenger? | Knowing whether a caregiver will be present at pickup or drop-off tells the driver who to coordinate with and whether the passenger will be alone. |
| When is the transportation needed? | Today and this-week answers are weighted well above future-planning requests, so urgent and recurring rides rise above leads still deciding on a date. |
| Are the pickup and drop-off locations within the same city or region? | Flagging whether pickup and drop-off fall in the same region lets dispatch plan for route length and vehicle assignment before committing a driver. |
How Cliont scores senior transportation leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Wheelchair
- Walker or cane
- No mobility device
- Passenger Assistance Getting In: yes
- Today
- This week
See the lead your team receives
Senior Transportation Lead
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They explain the project
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You get a ready lead
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Built for senior transportation workflows
| Cliont capability | Senior Transportation application |
|---|---|
| Weighted answer scoring | Wheelchair, walker, and assistance-needed answers are weighted higher than 'no mobility device' responses, so accessible-vehicle needs surface automatically instead of being caught after dispatch. |
| Video intake widget | Lets a caregiver show the mobility device on camera so dispatch can confirm exactly what equipment the vehicle and driver need to accommodate. |
| Recurring lead tagging | Leads that select 'Recurring schedule' for timing are tagged separately from one-off requests, making it easier to route standing senior transportation contracts into a repeat booking flow. |
| CRM routing | Trip type, mobility, assistance, timing, and region answers are sent together to the CRM so dispatch never assigns a standard vehicle to a wheelchair pickup or a same-day ride to a next-week queue. |
Common senior transportation lead scenarios
Same-day wheelchair medical ride
Trip type is a medical appointment, the passenger uses a wheelchair, and timing is today — the intake flags this as a high-priority pickup needing an accessible vehicle right away.
Recurring dialysis-style schedule
The passenger books a recurring schedule with assistance getting in and out of the vehicle, so the intake tags it for a standing pickup slot rather than a one-off booking.
Future airport trip, no set date
Long-distance airport travel is being planned with no fixed date yet — a lower-urgency lead the intake routes for follow-up scheduling instead of immediate dispatch.
Caregiver-accompanied social outing
A family member confirms they'll ride along to a social visit and the passenger uses no mobility device, so the intake signals a lighter-assistance pickup within the same region.
Cross-region trip without an escort
Pickup and drop-off are in different regions, the passenger needs a wheelchair, and no caregiver is accompanying them — the intake surfaces both the vehicle need and the longer route before a truck or driver gets assigned to the wrong job.
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Senior Transportation lead-intake FAQs
How does this intake tell a senior transportation lead apart from a wheelchair transportation or NEMT lead?
The trip type question separates medical appointments, errands, social visits, and long-distance travel, while the mobility device question flags wheelchair or walker use — so overlapping requests can be routed to whichever sibling service, like Wheelchair Transportation or Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, actually fits.
Does the intake flag when a passenger needs an accessible vehicle before dispatch sees the lead?
Yes — the mobility device answer and the in-vehicle assistance answer are both scored, so a wheelchair or assist-needed passenger stands out before a standard sedan gets sent to the wrong pickup.
Can we see whether a caregiver or family member will be at pickup or drop-off?
The caregiver accompaniment question captures that directly, so drivers know in advance whether they're coordinating with a family member or handling the passenger solo.
How does the intake prioritize a same-day request over a recurring booking?
Same-day and recurring-schedule answers both carry higher weight than future-planning requests with no set date, so urgent rides and standing routes surface ahead of leads that are still in the planning stage.
What happens if the pickup and drop-off are in different regions?
The same-city-or-region question flags cross-region trips so dispatch can plan for a longer route and the right vehicle instead of assuming a short local run.
What do you actually collect before a senior transportation lead reaches our CRM?
Along with the trip type, mobility, assistance, and timing answers, the intake collects a photo of any mobility device, destination or appointment details, and a caregiver contact so dispatch has what it needs before assigning a driver.
Turn senior transportation visitors into qualified projects
Give every senior transportation visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you send an estimator.