Hospital Charter Bus Rentals in Piscataway

Healthcare providers across Middlesex County choose Piscataway Charter Bus because we deliver exactly what you need, when you need it, without excuses. Our company has experience working with major hospital systems like RWJBarnabas Health, Saint Peter’s Healthcare System, Hackensack Meridian Health, and JFK Medical Center, as well as urgent care centers, outpatient clinics, VA facilities, and private practices. We’ve handled everything from daily employee shuttles and campus circulators to emergency evacuation runs during storms and last-minute patient transfers between ICU units.

When you call us, you get access to one of the largest and most versatile fleets in New Jersey—including minibuses (18–35 seats), full-size charter buses (up to 56 seats), and ADA-accessible vehicles—so it’s easy to match the right vehicle to your exact need. Our fleet includes models with forward-facing seats, rear storage areas, front/rear doors, and low-floor designs for quick boarding. We operate 24/7 because healthcare doesn’t run on a 9-to-5 schedule, and neither do we. If you need extra buses during a shift change or an ambulance diversion, we’ll make it happen.

We serve every hospital, clinic, and medical office in and around Middlesex County—including the busiest corridors along Route 18, Hoes Lane West, Stelton Road, and Interstate 287. Need to move staff between campuses at Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences, Saint Peter’s University Hospital, or JFK Medical Center in Edison? We’ll get them there on time, every time. Our drivers know the fastest back routes to avoid bottlenecks at the Route 18/I-287 interchange and the T-junction at Plainfield Avenue, and they’ll drop passengers curbside at the main entrance, loading dock, or employee entrance—wherever you need them. Out-of-town trips to Newark, New Brunswick, or downtown Manhattan? No problem. We go where you need us.

Our buses are built for comfort, with forward-facing seats, dual rear wheels for stability, and HVAC systems that keep the cabin cool even when it’s 90 degrees outside. There’s plenty of headroom for tall passengers, grab handles for support, and space under the seats for backpacks and medical bags. Larger models offer cushioned seats, overhead parcel racks, and room for wheelchairs or stretchers if needed. Everything is built tough to handle the rigors of daily service.