For case managers · solicitors · clinicians · therapists
Your client is struggling to get around. We can help.
We bridge the transport gap at every stage of rehabilitation — inpatient, discharge planning, outpatient and return to community life.
Passenger wheelchair accessible vehicles (WAVs)
Small, medium and large
Internal transfer WAVs
Enter in the wheelchair, transfer to drive
Standard adapted cars
Adapted driving controls
Premium cars
With accessibility features
From a day to multi-year hire, delivered nationwide on 48 hours’ notice.
Needs change during rehabilitation. Your client’s transport should too.
Whether your client is driving now or may drive in future, travels as a passenger, or uses a wheelchair for a few weeks or for life — we’ll find the right transport solution, and change it as their needs change.
Try before you buy
Swap as needs change
A day to multi-year hire
Waiting for Motability or a purchased vehicle
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Inpatient
Home visits and time with family during a long hospital or rehab-centre stay.
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Discharge planning
The right vehicle in place for your client’s first day at home.
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Outpatient
Reliable travel to therapy, clinics and appointments, so sessions aren’t missed.
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Return to community life
Getting back to work, family life, social life and driving again.
CMSUK Awards 2026 · Double finalist
Finalist
Rehabilitation Innovation of the Year
Finalist
Service Provider of the Year
Proud members of
Case Management Society UK
INPA
New on the blog
Getting home for Christmas from a rehab setting
Planning a home visit or discharge over the festive period? Our new blog covers what to think about and how to get transport arranged in time.
In their words · Independent voices from the sector
Transport is too often the part of rehabilitation that gets left behind
Housing, care and medical appointments rightly receive close attention. Transport is often arranged late, arranged poorly or not arranged at all — and clients miss appointments, lose access to therapy and have their independence held back just when momentum matters most. Four sector-leading voices from rehabilitation medicine, occupational therapy, personal injury law and case management explain why transport deserves to be treated as seriously as housing or care.
On why transport needs to be on the legal agenda early in a serious injury claim.
Dr Trevor D. Sterling (Hon. causa)
Senior Partner & Head of Major Trauma, Moore Barlow
One of the UK’s most respected personal injury lawyers, with nearly four decades of experience. Trevor established Moore Barlow’s Major Trauma Service and was part of the working group behind the Rehabilitation Code 2015.
On the difference it makes when transport is treated as a priority from day one.
Dilara Rogers
Managing Director, Harrison Associates
Dilara leads one of the UK’s leading rehabilitation consultancies, providing expert case management, expert witness services and personal care for people with catastrophic and complex injuries.
On how the right transport shapes what a rehabilitation programme can achieve.
Dr Ian McCurdie
Board Chairman & Co-Founder, Remedy Healthcare
A Consultant in Sport, Exercise & Rehabilitation Medicine, Ian spent 22 years as a British Army doctor, including at the Defence Medical Rehabilitation Centre, Headley Court, and was Chief Medical Officer for Team GB at London 2012.
On transport as the enabler of everything else in a client’s independence.
Kate Sheehan
Director, KS Occupational Therapy Services
An occupational therapist specialising in housing, equipment and environmental design. Kate co-authored the Wheelchair Housing Design Guide and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Occupational Therapists.
Price it · Justify it
From a quick price to evidence a funder will accept
Quick quote
Need a price? Get one in minutes.
Tell us where and when your client needs a vehicle, whether they’ll drive or travel as a passenger, and a little about their mobility. You’ll get indicative pricing straight away — no need to wait for a call back. Not sure what will work long-term? Start with a short trial.
Cost comparison
Need to justify it to a funder? Compare the options.
Our cost comparison tool sets ORA hire against taxis and vehicle purchase, based on your client’s actual journeys. It produces a clear, neutral summary you can share with a solicitor, insurer or deputy — giving them the evidence they need to approve funding sooner.
- Every option costed side by side
- Ready to attach to a funding request
- Fewer rounds of back-and-forth before approval
How we help you
Whatever your role in your client’s recovery
Case managers
Less admin. More time for your clients.
Our tools do the legwork: get an instant quote, produce a cost comparison for the funder, and manage bookings through our self-serve portal — without chasing emails or waiting for call backs.
Solicitors & deputies
Insurer approval — and the best for your client.
Our cost comparison gives the insurer clear evidence of why hire is the right choice, helping you secure approval. Flexible terms, from a day to multi-year hire, mean your client gets the right vehicle now, without committing to one before their needs are known.
Clinicians & therapists
Better outcomes for your patients.
The right transport means therapy sessions attended, momentum maintained and independence regained sooner. As your patient progresses, the vehicle can change with them — from a WAV to an adapted car to driving again.
Families & carers
Get out and travel together again.
Home visits, days out, family occasions and holidays — the right vehicle means you can share experiences together, not just get to appointments. We deliver to your door and show you how everything works.
Case studies
Not every case needs a WAV — and every case needs the right fit
Acquired brain injury
Back behind the wheel — without a WAV
A client with a mild-to-moderate brain injury needed to return to driving safely. Instead of a wheelchair accessible vehicle — or an early purchase decision — we provided a Volvo XC60 on a flexible subscription, with fatigue-management and lane-assist features.
Severe spinal cord injury
Protecting 15+ hours of weekly rehabilitation
An unsuitable taxi account was putting a client’s 15+ hours of weekly rehabilitation at risk. A passenger WAV from ORA gave him dependable transport to every session.
Thought leadership
What the clinical evidence says about transport in rehabilitation
Access to transport shapes whether people can attend therapy, stay connected and take part in community life. Our paper brings together the clinical evidence on the role transport plays in rehabilitation — and what it means for the people you support.
Client needs support getting around?
Driver or passenger, a wheelchair for a few weeks or for life — speak to us and we’ll find the right transport solution.
We come to you
Additional support for professionals
Get in touch on 0300 045 4505 to arrange either.
Vehicle demonstrations
See ramps, restraints, transfers and driving positions first-hand — with your team or alongside your client.
Transport surgeries
We join your team or rehab unit to talk through live cases and answer transport questions on the spot.