Newly Launched Tootlof Milwaukee Aims to Solve Special Needs Transportation Issues

Experienced Operators Focus on Compassion for Riders, Exemplary Customer Service

MILWAUKEE, Wis., (January, 2020) – A fleet of vehicles featuring a bright orange Tootl sign – along with friendly, caring drivers transporting people with mobility and cognitive challenges – will soon be a common site around the greater Milwaukee area.

After operating successfully in Chicago for over eight years, Tootl (formerly known as Special Needs Chicago) has decided to expand to new markets where qualitywheelchair accessible transportation services are in high demand, including southeast Wisconsin.

The immediate expansion of Tootl in the Milwaukee region comes as especially positive news to seniors, wheelchair-users or anyone with temporary or chronic mobility or cognitive challengeswho require specially equipped vehicles and professionally trained drivers to get them safely to their destinations.

“Whether you need a ride for yourself, for a family member or loved one, or, you are an organization seeking to transport a client, patient or resident – Tootl gladly accepts your challenge,” said Michelle Dacy, president and founder. “Our process is simple and seamless. Our staff and drivers are professional and respectful. We take all the stress away so you, your loved one or client can safely `Tootl’ home from the hospital,or get to doctor appointments,rehabilitation sessions, school, family gatherings and more.”

Dacyhas worked coordinating rides for the special needs population for nearly 20 years. After caring for her own elderly grandmother, Dacy became disturbed by poor customer service and a lack of compassion among special needs transportation providers. In 2012, she launched her own transportation company serving the elderly and people with mobility and cognitive challenges in the Chicagoland area – vowing to always prioritize kindness and customer service over sales volume.In 2020, with the help of a close friend and her business advisors, Michelle renamed the company to Tootl, with a goal to bring the same level of thoughtful service to other parts of the country.

“Quality of service and compassion are the two main reasons our corporate clients and private riders kept coming back to us, which is why we were eager to bring that level of exemplary service to new markets like Milwaukee,” Dacy said. “Tootl treats passengers with courtesy and dignity. We take additional steps such as reminder calls, written correspondence, andmoving at a comfortable pace that puts our passengers and their families at ease, knowing their loved one’s care is in good hands.”

About Tootl

With a fleet of vehicles throughout the area, Tootl takes people to a wide range of destinations, including doctor appointments, rehabilitation sessions, chemotherapy & dialysis, residential facility transports, family gatherings, hospital discharges, student transportation and more. Customers can arrange for a Tootl any time of day or night, 24/7/365 days a year. Customers can request same-day rides, make advance reservations or arrange for recurring tootl service. The company’s fleet of accessible vans and buses are available to fit individual and group requirements. Those wanting to use the service have no application process, no waiting period and do not have to provide medical authorization. For more information, visit www.ridetootl.com/milwaukee.You can also call (414) 376-2222 or email tootl at milwaukee@ridetootl.com

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