In just eight months, Detroit’s Rides to Care program has provided 10,000 free trips to expectant and new mothers. The service supports moms and infants by providing medical transport up to a year after birth.
“Today we have completed over 10,000 free rides through our Rides to Care program,” said Detroit Health Department Chief Public Health Officer Denise Fair Razo, according to Fox2 Detroit.
Since in November 2024, the Rodes to Care program has been assisting women like Margarie Isabelle. With a broken-down car and few other options, she faced tough choices about how to access medical care. Her story mirrors many others across the city…