Stanford Medical Center ↔ SFO.Flat $65, either direction.

Many of our regular riders are Stanford patients and their families, flying into SFO for appointments, treatment cycles, or a family member's care. It's a trip where the last thing you want is app roulette: a driver who cancels, a pin dropped on the wrong side of a parking structure, a price that jumped while you were at baggage claim.

We do it differently: the fare is flat and set when you book, the driver texts you directly, and pickup is at a real door — the main entrance of Stanford Health Care on Pasteur Drive, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital, the Cancer Center, or whichever building you name. From SFO the drive is about 24 miles, 30 to 50 minutes on US-101.

A common request: an adult child in another state booking the ride for a parent flying in for treatment. That works exactly as you'd hope — book with your own contact details, put the traveler's name and phone number in the notes, and pay online. The driver texts the traveler directly, and drivers are patient with slow walkers, luggage, and airport confusion. This is a big part of why families choose us over handing a senior an unfamiliar app.

Add the flight number and we track it — if the flight is delayed, the pickup moves with it, and nobody stands at the curb wondering.

Patients on recurring schedules — weekly infusions, follow-up scans, post-surgical checks — often book the same route again and again. Each direction is its own flat-rate booking, so the price is the same in week one and week twelve, whatever rideshare demand is doing that day. Families staying near the hospital can also use us for the SFO leg and our hotel guide for places to stay near campus and the medical center.