Resources: Transportation

Faith in Action, supported by the Sewickley Valley YMCA, Valley Care Endowment, and Heritage Valley Health, System, helps seniors in Ambridge, Cornell, Moon Area, and Quaker Valley school districts. Volunteers provide free transportation, food box delivery, and resource connections.View Website →

Beaver County Transit Authority (BCTA) offers DART and MATP. DART provides door-to-door, advanced reservation, shared rides for individuals with special needs and those beyond 3/4 mile from fixed routes. MATP offers non-emergency medical transportation; valid PA Medical Assistance card required.View Website →

ACCESS, a coordinated paratransit service, provides door-to-door, advance reservation, shared-ride transportation. Open to the public, primarily serving people with disabilities, those aged 65 and older, and human service agencies. No strand policy peace of mind. Pittsburgh Regional Transit sponsored.View Website →

Allegheny County United Way offers essential services for well-being, including medical assistance, wellness programs, transportation, health screenings, and expense assistance, supporting overall health and independence in the community. Includes general and emergency care.View Website →

Area Agency on Aging (AAA) aids 60+ in safety, health, and independence. Health insurance counseling, abuse/neglect protection, and independence support. Application assistance, adult foster care, nursing home alternatives, and in-home services. Specialized support for skilled care and advocacy. Caregiver support available.View Website →

Living Independence For the Elderly (LIFE), a managed care program, coordinates preventative, primary, acute, and long-term care. Offering primary care, pharmacy, nursing, therapy, and adult day services. Support includes home health care, transportation, accessibility modifications, and meal delivery.View Website →

Beaver County Office on Aging provides many services, including adult daily living programs, chore services, domiciliary care placement, health and wellness, in-home assistance, meal delivery, Ombudsman services for nursing home concerns, protective services for elder abuse, respite care, and transportation.View Website →

PA 211 is a vital resource for seniors, offering assistance on adult day programs, food/meals, housing, independent aid, medical, respite care, transportation, and more. Specialists provide tailored information to address seniors’ needs. Connect online for program exploration or specialist assistance.View Website →