Refer to the information below when someone you arranged a trip for has an issue.
Make sure to give the rider specific details (if necessary) about the pickup location. If they have a smartphone, they can see the driver’s real-time location from the text link.
If they have trouble finding the driver, they should contact them using the contact information they received in the trip details text.
If a rider left an item in the driver’s vehicle, they should contact your company to have you connect the rider with the driver.
The search feature on the Uber Health dashboard will require an exact match on the first or last name of the rider and does not support phone number search.
You may want to instruct the rider to leave a voicemail or try again later if the driver doesn’t answer (they may be on another trip). The phone number will be anonymized, so the driver won’t be able to call the rider back.
To pay a driver for their time, a fee may be charged to your account once the lost item is returned.
If a driver cancels a trip before pickup, you’ll need to book another trip in the Central or Uber Health dashboard. The rider will receive a new text message or automated call with details about their new ride.
Uber Health coordinators will receive emails letting them know the ride has been canceled.
Make sure the trip the rider is trying to request meets the requirements you originally set for the voucher. If the rider still can’t redeem the voucher, you can edit the voucher program directly from vouchers.uber.com.
If a rider redeemed a voucher but it didn’t apply to their trip, they should contact Support via the Uber app.
Central riders should contact your organization if they have an issue and their trip is not visible in their Uber app. Otherwise, they are able to reach out to support from within their app.
Uber Health riders should contact your healthcare organization if they have an issue. You can then contact support on behalf of the rider via the Request support button on the ride card.
To help prevent issues riders might have, use the resources below for Uber Health:
If you entered the rider’s cell phone number when requesting a ride but they aren’t receiving the text messages, it’s possible that the rider has disabled text messages from Uber.
To have the rider subscribe to text messages:
Central riders should follow these steps
Uber Health riders should text START to 425-310-4746