I highly recommend this transportation services. Our driver was professional, courteous, friendly…read moreand on time. The ride was so smooth and we got to our destination safely and in no time. So much fun. The quality of service is outstanding.

We needed a large vehicle to carry a large number of wedding guests from the Federal Hill venue to…read morea dive bar in Fells Point for the after-party. Rez from Zulk showed up on time and waited while guests straggled onto his vehicle, then headed out. Then (for no additional charge) he returned for a second load of people who didn't make the first trip. We were so impressed with his patience and professionalism. He really helped make our daughter's wedding wonderful. Zulk is a local Baltimore business and not a price-gouger like other transportation companies we looked at. You really cannot go wrong with them!

Julian and his team of drivers were prompt, courteous and easy to deal with. The communication was…read moreexcellent!

Absolute professionals. I called these guys on a Saturday morning to schedule a transport on very…read moreshort notice (Monday 8am). Nobody else had decent pricing or availability. Many other providers were just difficult to talk to. Then I call SB and I get a guy on the phone who is clear, responsive, quotes me a good price, confirms everything via text . . . all done so fast and professionally. Then 2 hours later I had a change of plans and had to cancel, and they were super understanding about it. Can't wait to return the favor and use them for all future needs.

Responsive, flexible, courteous service. Knowledgeable and reliable staff. Competitive rates. I…read morewould rate the service 10 of 10 and I look forward to to using them in the future.

This company has the best customer service. They have polite drivers so friendly.. they make sure…read moreyou're comfortable the whole ride. Thank you

Needed them again, multiple email and text - never heard back. I can only assume they are out of…read morebusiness.

Caring, careful, and reliable. My first experience with a medical transport service was a delight.read more

My Mom and I had a wonderful trip with our driver Lakia. My car broke down and Mom had to get to…read morethe Dr the next day. A&A Senior Transportation was able to immediately work us into the schedule. Lakia was kind and friendly helping us get in and out of the van. We could not have asked for any better care. I highly recommend this company for any kind of medical transport needs!

From the owner: We specialize in wheelchair transportation, stretcher transport services,escort services (caregiver…read morerelief), and senior trips/shuttles.We offer accessible & affordable transportation with a focus on safety and comfort. Our transportation solutions are for seniors and the disabled community to regain or maintain their independence and mobility.

It seems they are no longer in business. They were wonderful when I used them when I tried to…read morebooked again there phones were disconnected.

Top-quality business! Booking my medical transport was a breeze, and my driver was wonderful -…read moreprofessional, kind, and courteous. Will definitely use this service again, and so highly recommend!

Just a shout-out to the Emergency Room at Johns Hopkins Howard County…read more A friend had been coughing on and off. Then nearly fainted! So we masked-up and zipped over, late afternoon on a weekend. The ER staff were quick! Interview, admitting, getting an exam. The longest wait was for test results. It was an early-stage of pneumonia! Not contagious. A couple of antibiotics ought to knock it back. Johns Hopkins Howard County Emergency Room addressed the situation immediately and professionally. I just thought that's worth putting out there.

I had a medical emergency in October and was brought here by ambulance and led me to a 3 day/ 2…read morenight stay. Going to the ER is never on my bingo card because, well... "those people are sick." That said, I arrived chauffeured, no less--and due to my route and symptoms, I bypassed the waiting room (won't He do it). Unlike an experience I had nine years ago, the ER staff this time were respectful, attentive, and genuinely kind--as were the staff on the observation floor. I was transported by wheelchair, and to humor myself, I asked them to pretend it was a sightseeing tour. They playfully obliged, which immediately set the tone. After a substantial dose of saline, I was alert enough to give a full history and explain my symptoms. Let me be clear: the staff did all the things. Their assessments, questions, testing, and care plan were appropriate and thorough. When physicians came in, I shared my fears and theories--and more than once, they responded with, "Yes, we thought the same," followed by a clear explanation of what had already been ordered, what was being rechecked, and what the next steps would be depending on the results. I could ask why something was being done, and they took the time to explain their clinical reasoning. I was genuinely impressed. The team functioned like a well-oiled machine--communicating seamlessly with one another across departments. Everything was clear, both verbally and in writing. What needs to be said--because it should be baseline and standard, yet so often is not--is that my humanity was respected. My symptoms were taken seriously. I was handled with care and dignity by everyone. I did not feel like a burden for having needs while sick. In fact, I rarely had to ask for anything because the staff anticipated my needs based on what I was actively battling. It felt very much like Chick-fil-A-level service: "my pleasure," "as you wish," and "we put extra napkins and a hand wipe in your bag because you might need it." I was seen. My nervous system was calmed by their presence and professionalism. The event that brought me there was scary enough--their care made it less so. Every department. Every role. Superior. It's evident that significant positive changes have occurred since Johns Hopkins took over. My prior experience here during a gallbladder attack years ago was the opposite--I was treated rudely and assumed to be drug-seeking. I left then with a diagnosis but no root cause and no real plan. This time, I received thorough, accurate care, a post-discharge plan, and everything was handled efficiently and respectfully. This is exactly how a hospital should be run: effective, efficient, thorough, communicative, respectful, and truly team-based. My only grievance is that despite living less than a quarter mile away, this hospital is now out of network due to UnitedHealthcare not reaching an agreement with Hopkins. That leaves me with astronomical bills--but exceptional, safe, respectful care. And honestly? I'll take it.