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Starting an NEMT business involves more than purchasing vehicles and hiring drivers. Providers must navigate state-specific licensing rules, insurance obligations, vehicle inspections, and driver qualification requirements before they can legally operate or contract with Medicaid or Medicare Advantage plans. Understanding these requirements early helps avoid delays, compliance gaps, and hiring setbacks as your operation grows.

The team behind RouteGenie believes in innovation. We believe in getting things done the right way, the easy way.…

If you’re looking to hire more drivers for your non-emergency medical transportation company, it’s important to make sure you…

Becoming an NEMT broker is a rewarding career choice. If you’re interested in planning, coordinating, and helping provide transportation…

A growing number of Americans rely on non-emergency medical transportation to get to and from their healthcare appointments, which…

Non-emergency medical transportation is an important, widely used Medicaid benefit that provides transportation to and from medical appointments, pharmacies,…

The NEMT industry is an important one, filled with various moving parts to ensure American citizens have transportation to…

As an NEMT provider, you constantly work hard to provide proper transportation to elderly and disadvantaged citizens. Without your…

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the country once again, NEMT companies are focused on finding ways to…

Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) is responsible for transporting millions of Americans to and from their medical appointments every year.…

If you’re in the business of NEMT, a certain Supreme Court case probably caught your attention recently. Led by…

When it comes to your non-emergency medical transportation company, success depends on your ability to build a solid customer…