When it comes to your non-emergency medical transportation company, success depends on your ability to build a solid customer base. It’s important to find a mix of new clients along with those who need repeated trips to sustain a profit. What many NEMT business owners don’t remember, though, is the value of private pay clients—this…
Non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) is a transportation solution that safely gets patients who can’t drive themselves to and from medical appointments. As the number of senior and disabled citizens continues to increase, NEMT services are more important than ever before. Many people depend on NEMT to get to hospitals, doctor’s offices, pharmacies, rehabs, and more.…
If you’ve been thinking, “How do I charge for NEMT services for my private transit company?”, you’ve come to the right place. There are a number of factors to consider when setting your rates for NEMT services. First of all: who will be paying for these services? Depending on the situation, you could be dealing…
If you’re at the beginning of your NEMT business journey, you’ve come to the right place. You probably have a handful of questions—like, how much money is needed to start an NEMT business? Is it profitable? Starting a NEMT business is tough work, and it’s not cheap, but with the proper research and planning, you’ll…
It’s difficult to overestimate the importance of non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) in modern society. NEMT is a comprehensive medical transportation solution that supports a range of use cases and modes of transportation for the disadvantaged population categories. There is a substantial increase among seniors and disabled people in the U.S. and NEMT plays a critical…
Contracts are the bread and butter of the non-emergency transportation business. Without enough contracts, you’ll have a business but no service to carry out. That’s why winning them is as important as getting the right fleet. When you are starting out, you should actively approach potential sources of ridership. But where should you look for…
