KRON4: Service connects people with Uber and Lyft who don’t have smartphones
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Learn moreOur First Presentation to Seniors: Rosewood Park
Hi, I’m Liz, one of the Arrive co-founders, and I wanted to tell you how our first formal presentation to potential customers went. I presented to a group of residents at Rosewood Park Retirement and Assisted Living Residence last week. It...
Learn moreWhittier College: Using Technology To Help The Elderly
Amy’s alma mater did a story on us yesterday: Thanks, Whittier College!
Learn moreKPBS: Two San Diego Women Launch National Ridesharing Service For The Elderly
KPBS featured Arrive in a local, San Diego news segment last week!
Learn moreHow we hire
The word about Arrive is spreading like wildfire, and while we were able to handle the call volume in the first month between the two co-founders, the time has come: we’ve made our first hires! We’ll introduce them to you over the next couple of...
Learn moreMission Times Courier: Henry grads launch ride-share for the elderly
It has been another great week for Arrive Rides! Not only did we celebrate our one month anniversary, we had a week (and weekend) filled with rides and new customer sign-ups AND we were featured in another publication: Henry grads launch...
Learn moreHappy Anniversary, Arrive!
Arrive’s founders have known each other a long time—20 years, we think. And like any long-standing couple, we missed our anniversary. Arrive is one month old! And what a month it’s been. We’ve learned some valuable lessons: People have been...
Learn moreCatholic Voice: New transport option begins for seniors
By Carrie McClish Staff writer When people usually sign-up for Lyft or Uber — the country’s most well-known ride-sharing services — getting from point A to point B involves just taking out a smartphone and tapping an app. But what if you...
Learn moreTop 5 Senior Transportation Solutions (and common complaints)
Seniors today have access to a variety of ever-expanding transportation options, yet the most popular means of getting around town remain the same. Whether it’s familiarity, perceived value and convenience, or a lack of exposure to alternatives...
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