Has anyone in the Boston area heard of or used this service?

[kestrell]

It's called Circulation
https://www.circulation.com/
and it claims to work with hospitals and health plans in order to provide transportation specifically tailored to the needs of a patient or PWD.

Comments

[kestrell]

I disagree: I think before some of those changes can be made, a lot of people need to become aware and informed about how the system is broken, and what is *not* being done to fix it. Every single person with a disability knows, probably better than any other group on the committee, hwo broken this is, but we participate in the conversation anyway because many of the people who are not disabled themselves are beginning to find out how broken the system is.

Additionally, this is what we do: we initiate conversations and try to keep them open. Perhaps this incarnation of this particular group won't manage to make a lot of changes, a point of view which I think is already being disproven, but we are all making connections, refining ideas and arguments, and planting seeds in the minds of many people.

So I'll do this until this particular incarnation of this particular committee comes to an end, or I burn out, and then someone else will pick up the torch for awhile.

But sitting around diagnosing how something isn't working and then telling other people they can't fix it: that is not my style.

[cvirtue]

I hope you are correct -- you certainly know more about it than I do.

[kestrell]

Also, I know this opinion will be unpopular, but why do you believe Siderea knows everything there is to know on this subject?

[cvirtue]

I don't think she does, but she's written about this before, and is another person who knows more about it than I do.