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There are two main places NEMT providers receive trips from: transportation brokers and private pay clients. Companies can deal…

Private pay clients are quickly becoming the most sought after NEMT passengers, and for good reason. Private pay customers…

Dispatching is one of the first steps in the non-emergency medical transportation process, which means the way trips are…

Reporting is one of the most important aspects of running a successful NEMT business, but it’s also a duty…

If you’re serious about building a standout NEMT business, you need to invest in reliable non-emergency medical transportation software…

NEMT providers are constantly discovering new ways to better their business. One of the most popular ways to do…

If you’re an NEMT provider with a fleet of any size, you have a lot on your plate. Between…

Non-emergency medical transportation drivers spend their days transporting passengers to and from healthcare visits. While it may sound like…

NEMT providers across the nation could see their reimbursement rates increase massively in the near future. The Centers for…

Every Medicaid trip to dialysis, rehab, or a specialist starts with an NEMT driver behind the wheel. The role is regulated and credentialed, not a rideshare gig. Here's what an NEMT driver actually is and what it takes to legally become one today.

If you’re new to the NEMT space, you likely have tons of different questions. There’s a lot to learn…

If you’re thinking about starting an NEMT company, it’s time to get serious about insurance costs. Just as you…