Arrange your ride and discharge companion with the clinic before surgery. Confirm the driver, pickup location, waiting policy and the vehicle’s suitability for your clinician’s instructions; a ride alone may not meet the clinic’s discharge requirements.
By the MiamiSurgeryGuide editorsUpdated
At a glance
After anesthesia you can't drive or ride alone in a rideshare; surgery centers expect a responsible adult to take you home. Miami post-op transport services offer airport pick-ups, surgery-day rides and follow-up trips. Confirm the pick-up times, waiting charges, whether the driver will help you in and out of the car, and whether you can lie down or use a BBL pillow.
Before you book
Are airport and surgery rides the same booking?
Do not assume so. Confirm MIA or FLL coverage, each appointment trip, pickup hours, waiting time, baggage and companion arrangements.
What if my surgery time changes?
Ask how schedule changes are handled, whether waiting or rescheduling costs extra, and who provides a backup ride.
Does a transport service provide medical care?
Do not infer clinical staffing or emergency capability from the service name. Confirm the service scope directly and ask your surgical team what you need.
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