Lifespark Partnership Expands Transportation Services to Seniors

May 25, 2022
Meaghan Puglisi
1-min Read

McKnights Home Care picked up the partnership between Lifespark and Envoy America to bring a transportation service – Lifespark GO! – to more senior living communities in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Originally launched during the pandemic to provide much needed gaps in transportation for seniors who needed to get to their appointments, Lifespark GO! is now gearing up for more growth in 2022. Unlike Lyft, Uber, and other senior vans, Lifespark GO! brings independence and autonomy to seniors who need more than just curbside pickup.

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