Cura Mobility Services Website Launch
Websites · 2026
A new website for Cura Mobility Services, a non-emergency medical ride company in Baton Rouge, built to get a family member from the first screen to a ride request.

Cura Mobility Services is a new non-emergency medical ride company serving Baton Rouge and the surrounding areas. It takes riders to doctor visits, dialysis, treatments and hospital discharges, with help from the door and not just the curb.
A brand-new company has no reviews and no history online. The person booking is often a family member arranging a ride for a parent, usually with an appointment already on the calendar. So we built the site to get that person to a ride request fast, and to be honest about everything else.
The ride request sits on the first screen
The homepage form asks for what the company needs to plan a trip: the rider's name, mobility needs, trip type, date, pickup address and destination. The phone number sits in the header right above it, and the footer reminds visitors to call 911 for an emergency.

One page for every kind of ride
People search by the appointment, not by the company. Each of the thirteen ride types has its own page, including:
- Dialysis transportation and recurring ride schedules.
- Wheelchair and bariatric rides.
- Hospital discharge rides and doctor appointment rides.
- Airport transfers, long-distance medical trips, and courier and delivery.

Pricing explained without a price list
Prices are not posted on the site. A side-by-side comparison of one-way, round-trip and recurring rides shows what each includes, and every one carries the same line: a quote before you book.

A reviews page that tells the truth
The company is new, so it has no reviews yet. The reviews page says that plainly and invites riders to share how their trip went. Nothing borrowed, nothing invented.

What we built
- A WordPress site built in Breakdance, in the company's navy and teal.
- Thirteen service pages, an FAQ library, a booking page and a careers page.
- Caregiver guides on getting a parent to appointments and planning the ride home after a hospital discharge.
- An accessibility statement and policy pages.
Starting a New Business and Need a Website That Earns Trust?
See the live site at curamobility.org, or explore our web design and development services.
Want a website like this for your business?
Same process, same team, fixed quote before we start.
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