About va rides in Imperial Beach
Veterans across San Diego County rely on a network of VA facilities for primary care, specialty care, and mental health services. DayLight provides non-emergency transportation to the VA San Diego Healthcare System (La Jolla), the Mission Valley Outpatient Clinic, the Chula Vista Outpatient Clinic, the Oceanside CBOC, and every VA Community Care Network appointment across the county. We support ambulatory, wheelchair, and gurney-level rides - whatever the veteran and the appointment require.
Imperial Beach (serving zip codes 91932) is a core coverage area for DayLight. Imperial Beach sits at the southwest corner of San Diego County, just north of the border. Many residents depend on Sharp Chula Vista, Scripps Mercy Chula Vista, and Paradise Valley for medical care. DayLight provides wheelchair, ambulatory, and gurney transportation across Imperial Beach with bilingual dispatch.
We work with case managers, veteran service organizations, and families who want a reliable, respectful provider. When a ride is authorized by the VA Community Care Network, we coordinate the trip documentation and billing so the veteran is not stuck in the middle.
What’s included on every va ride
- Ambulatory, wheelchair, or gurney transport
- Coordination with VA Community Care
- CPR and first-aid trained drivers
- Dignified, unhurried experience
Common Imperial Beach destinations
- San Ysidro Health - Imperial Beach
- Sharp Chula Vista (adjacent)
- Paradise Valley Hospital (National City, adjacent)
- Scripps Mercy Chula Vista (adjacent)
Neighborhoods we serve in Imperial Beach
- Imperial Beach Pier area
- Palm Avenue corridor
- Bayside
- Tijuana Estuary edge
How it works
- Confirm VA authorization. If your ride is VA-authorized, share the authorization details when you book.
- Dispatch assigns the right vehicle. We match the right vehicle and driver to the appointment and mobility needs.
- We handle the paperwork. We document the trip and submit the right forms to keep billing clean.