Secure Youth Transport Services
Professional, non-emergency transport by trained two-agent teams
Safe Transport When It Matters Most
Our trained transport specialists provide secure, dignified non-emergency transport for youth requiring placement or care coordination
When a youth requires transport to a treatment facility, hospital, or licensed program, safety and professionalism are paramount. Our secure youth transport services utilize trained two-agent teams specializing in CPI training, crisis management, and trauma-informed care.
Every transport is conducted with dignity and respect, ensuring safe arrival while minimizing disruption for families and referring parties.
Our Transport Process
A structured, repeatable process prioritizing safety, documentation, and communication
Authorization and Intake
Transport is initiated only after receiving proper authorization and required documentation from the referring agency, facility, or legal guardian. Intake details are reviewed and confirmed prior to scheduling.
Pre-Transport Coordination
Pickup location, receiving facility, travel method, and risk considerations are verified. Two-agent teams are assigned and briefed to ensure continuity and compliance before transport begins.
Secure Transport Execution
The youth is transported by a dedicated two-agent team using approved procedures focused on safety, de-escalation, and continuous supervision throughout the journey.
Verified Handoff and Documentation
Arrival is confirmed with the receiving facility or authorized party. Required documentation and status updates are completed to close the transport with full accountability.
What Sets Us Apart
Two-Person Teams
All transports conducted by dedicated, trained two-agent teams
CPI Training
Agents with CPI training and youth safety protocols
Constant Communication
Real-time status updates provided throughout the transport lifecycle
Common Questions
We require a signed Permission to Transport form from an authorized legal guardian or placing agency before scheduling. Additional intake documentation may be required by the receiving facility. Our coordination team will confirm all required paperwork prior to the transport date.
All agents complete CPI training (Crisis Prevention and Intervention), de-escalation techniques, and CPR/First Aid. Lead agents have completed a minimum of 150 transports. Agents are background-screened consistent with client and contract requirements.
Our agents are trained to gain cooperation through calm, professional communication. We do not use physical restraints or sedatives. Situations requiring de-escalation are managed through verbal techniques and professional presence.
Authorized contacts receive updates at key milestones — including pickup confirmation, transit status, and arrival confirmation. Our coordination team is available 24/7 throughout the transport.
Yes. Medical needs, medications, and known behavioral considerations should be provided at intake so agents can be properly briefed. Prescription medications must be provided in original containers at pickup.
Agents complete a verified facility handoff, transferring the youth along with required documentation, medications, and personal belongings to intake personnel. Transport details are reported to intake staff and arrival is confirmed with the referring party.
Ready to Arrange Transport?
Our team is available 24/7, 365 days a year to coordinate transport and support referring parties.