Carepool Expands Rideshare Services for Aging Adults and People With Disabilities in the Twin Cities

Carepool, a company specializing in rideshare services for aging and disabled adults, announced the acquisition of Mobility4All, a Twin Cities-based accessible ride service, effectively expanding its services in eight states. The transition promises no service interruption for current riders, who will benefit from expanded business hours and the advanced technology Carepool brings, including real-time text messaging. Services under the new management will start on April 8, 2024.

Founded in 2018 in Madison, Wisconsin, by CEO Josh Massey, Carepool was inspired by the need for specialized transportation solutions for the elderly and disabled, particularly in rural and suburban areas. The company distinguishes itself with a software platform that enables recurring rides, syncing directly with drivers’ calendars and integrating with Medicaid/Medicare programs, insurance payers, and hospital systems to provide door-through-door service. Customer profiles ensure personalized assistance, catering to passengers’ unique needs.

Carepool’s acquisition of Mobility4All not only widens its geographic footprint but enhances its service offering with a focus on compassionate, efficient transportation. This move also offers Carepool drivers better earnings through competitive rates, emphasizing the company’s commitment to care for both its customers and employees. Services can be booked through the web app or by calling Carepool directly.