SCC Services
What We Do
Specialized transportation, built for the journeys that require more.
SCC isn't a general-population transportation provider. We're most valuable when a passenger, program, or institution needs more coordination, more accessibility, more preparation, and more accountability than a conventional ride can offer. Every service below is built on one idea: mobility without barriers, communities without limits.
Getting people to the care they depend on, consistently.
Healthcare & medical mobility
For hospitals, case managers, discharge planners, and patients whose treatment depends on showing up.
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NEMT, dialysis, and outpatient transportation
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Hospital discharge and post-treatment mobility
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Medical tourism coordination, from airport to hospital to follow-up
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Workers' compensation medical and rehabilitation transportation
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Veterans' healthcare and VA-related transportation
Making sure a student's IEP, 504 plan, or placement never becomes a transportation problem.
Specialized student & education transportation
For school districts, Intermediate Units, and families navigating individualized transportation needs.
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IEP, IDEA, and McKinney-Vento student transportation
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Intermediate Unit coordination for multi-district programs
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Private and charter school transportation
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Vocational and rehabilitation training transportation
Full wheelchair accessibility, built into the fleet, not bolted on.
Accessible mobility for the moments that make up a life, not just the appointments.
Events, recreation & community participation
For venues, universities, and organizers who need accessible transportation for a crowd, not just a single client.
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Conference, convention, and stadium accessible transportation
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University and campus supplemental transportation
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Community, cultural, and family event access
More ways we create access
The same infrastructure, applied wherever it's needed
Workforce & community access
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Employer-sponsored and campus commuter shuttles
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Vocational rehabilitation and workforce development transport
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Adult day and senior program transport
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Human services and nonprofit partner transport
Institutional & government partnerships
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Multi-year government and municipal contracts
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Emergency management and public health mobilization
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Audit-ready compliance and documentation
Built to deliver
A fleet and technology stack that backs every category above.
Reliable access requires more than vehicles. It requires fleet capacity, trained people, technology, communication, and continuity planning, all of it already built and all of it measured.
224
Total vehicles
77
Wheelchair-accessible vans
15
Maryland fleet, 100% accessible
2018+
Model year for nearly half the fleet
One vehicle, configured for the ride it needs to make
7-8
Ambulatory passengers, standard configuration
1+5
One wheelchair plus five ambulatory passengers, our most common student setup
2+3
Two wheelchairs plus three ambulatory passengers, a wheelchair-first configuration for high-acuity routes
What keeps every ride accountable
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Every vehicle is GPS-tracked and AI-camera monitored in real time, so dispatch always knows where a ride stands.
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Student and patient information is handled under FERPA and HIPAA, the same standards schools and hospitals hold themselves to.
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Every trip is recorded and securely retained, so there's always a record to point to.
Measured outcomes, not promises
Safety improvements, June through September 2025, year over year.
53%
Fewer crash incidents
50%
Fewer harsh-driving events
40%
Fewer policy violations
And you can reach us
48,000+
Inquiries handled by SCC's multilingual call center between May and August 2025 alone, in English, Spanish, Arabic, and French.
Monday–Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET