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At 62, most people are thinking about slowing down. Judith Colletti started another company.

After relocating from Elgin to Rockford, Illinois to be closer to family, Judith took a job driving medical transport for handicapped children just to get her footing in a new city. Three months in, she saw exactly where the company was falling short.

So she did what serial entrepreneurs do: she built something better. Today, Priority Medical Transport serves a population most companies won't touch Medicaid and insurance-based transport for clients ranging from small children to seniors, in a system most businesses avoid because of how complicated it is to navigate.

But the real story isn't the business model. It's what happens in the twelve minutes between pickup and drop-off.

Judith doesn't just transport her riders; she knows them. Their families.

Their struggles. One rider, Paula, has been with her for years.

What started as a scheduled ride has turned into lunch dates and shared prayers. "She's just like a mom to me," Judith says. This episode is a masterclass in reinvention, proof that purpose doesn't have an expiration date, and that "don't let your age be your cage" isn't just a motto for Judith.

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