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    Dialysis Transportation to 34 Metro Atlanta Centers

    Find your dialysis center below to see its address, the shift times we plan pickups around and how to arrange a ride there. Metro Atlanta centers start turning chairs as early as 3:00 AM, and Georgia’s Medicaid transportation broker asks for three business days’ notice — so these pages set out what to have ready, center by center. New to this? Start with how dialysis transportation works.

    Published rates: wheelchair van $180 base + $9.6/mile · stretcher van $420 base + $13.2/mile · BLS ambulance $450 base + $15/mile.

    Pickups inside the 7PM - 6AM window carry a $75after-hours fee — most first-shift dialysis pickups do.

    Wheelchair and stretcher-van rides are private pay. BLS ambulance dialysis rides are billed to Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and Aetna; coverage depends on your plan. No Medicaid.

    Decatur, GA (14 centers)

    CC&D Services

    5040 Snapfinger Woods Drive Ste 108, Decatur 30035

    10 stations
    Transportation to CC&D Services Printable packet for clinic staff

    DaVita Panola Dialysis

    5360 Snapfinger Woods Dr Suite 102, Decatur 30035

    20 stations
    Transportation to DaVita Panola Printable packet for clinic staff

    Fresenius Kidney Care Snapfinger

    5250 Snapfinger Park Drive, Decatur 30035

    21 stations
    Opens 5:00 AM
    Late shift
    Transportation to FKC Snapfinger Printable packet for clinic staff

    Jonesboro, GA (4 centers)

    Lithonia, GA (4 centers)

    Stone Mountain, GA (3 centers)

    Atlanta, GA (2 centers)

    Riverdale, GA (2 centers)

    Tucker, GA (2 centers)

    College Park, GA (1 center)

    Ellenwood, GA (1 center)

    Forest Park, GA (1 center)

    Do you take Medicaid?

    No — we are not a Medicaid provider and do not bill Medicaid. Apart from BLS ambulance dialysis transport (billed to Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare and Aetna), rides are private pay, due at booking by card. If you have Medicaid transportation benefits, Georgia's broker Verida arranges those rides at no cost to you — call 404-209-4000 (Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett) or 678-510-4555 (North Georgia), at least 3 business days ahead.

    Insurance and private pay. Heart2Heart bills insurance for medically necessary transports such as dialysis, wound care and emergency-department related trips — coverage depends on the plan and is not guaranteed, and we can’t confirm accepted plans or authorization rules online. Rides booked and paid for directly on this website are paid by card at booking. We are not a Georgia Medicaid NEMT provider. If you have Medicaid transportation benefits, Georgia’s broker Verida arranges those rides at no cost to you — call 404-209-4000 (Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett) or 678-510-4555 (North Georgia), at least 3 business days ahead. Heart to Heart does not bill the VA or accept VA benefits as payment. Veterans may book and pay privately. For transportation arranged or paid for by the VA, contact your VA facility’s Beneficiary Travel office before booking.

    Heart2Heart Medical Transport is an independent medical transportation provider. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or contracted to any dialysis center or dialysis operator listed on this page. Facility names, addresses, phone numbers and station counts come from the federal Medicare dialysis facility register and are shown for identification and patient convenience only.