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Innovation has played a major role in moving the world forward in mitigating health and safety risks for our most vulnerable—thereby pushing the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) industry to evolve from mainly ‘transporting people’ to delivery-based services. Moreover, with the new US Administration’s renewed commitment to the Affordable Care Act (ACA) expanding Medicaid to low-income Americans, it has led to a significant investment in NEMT infrastructure to incorporate the needs of people with disabilities, maintain deliveries of medical and food supplies, and support autonomous vehicles and on-demand services.
On this note, the NEMT industry is projected to reach USD 11,366.95 million by 2027 and grow at a CAGR of 6.97 percent over the forecast period. This accelerating growth is primarily attributed to NEMT ride digitalization, where companies are integrating 21st-century technology into transportation services. NEMT providers and care coordinators now have access to more invaluable messaging platforms and apps to schedule and monitor patient rides than ever before. These tools are leaving a tremendous impact on the healthcare industry, increasing access to care and leading to better health outcomes.
On that note, this particular edition of the Healthcare Business Review brings forth the key developments in the NEMT space that are augmenting the standards of patient care. It features thought leadership articles from Brian Barnett, Director, Division of Transport Medicine, Children’s National Hospital, who elucidates on the importance of using dispatch EMR systems for documentation of EMS consultations for patients coming into the emergency department and improving interfacility transport. The edition also features insights from Ann Blanchard, Director Patient Access and Capacity Management, Nebraska Medicine, who highlights the role of new-age contact centers in providing fast and efficient ambulatory care.
Along with these critical insights from industry experts, the edition sheds light on top NEMT solutions from the most promising solution providers on the rise, including Myle Technologies, a company providing necessary resources to successfully plan, design, operate and provide on-demand transportation services and other innovative technologies that support microtransit, paratransit, fixed route, and more enhanced NEMT services that enhance quality care to patients at all times.
We hope this edition will help you find the right NEMT solution provider that will empower you to reimagine medical transportation to improve patient lives by great lengths.
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Our subscribers nominate the companies with whom they have collaborated and gotten results. If you think there is a company that deserves to be on our upcoming prestigious annual list of Top 10 Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Service companies , please write to us about them and the reasons you think they need to be on the list
Agape Transportation Management provides the best service, coverage, and availability to New York health care professionals and their patients. They combine 30+ years of experience, the best technology in the industry, and a compassionate approach to serving the community.
Myle Technologies is a leading transportation and technology company offering unrivaled transportation services with a focus on electronic hailing (E-HAIL) in NEMT markets. The company’s robust rideshare platform is designed to meet next-generation healthcare transportation needs. It provides resources to successfully plan, design, operate, and provide on-demand services while offering innovative technologies to support microtransit, paratransit, and fixed route.
Gabrielle Gorelik, SVPOur proprietary technology platform allows government agencies, hospitals, health groups, dialysis centers, clinics, and nursing homes to easily and quickly find NEMT services for their Medicaid patients at an affordable price
Myle Technologies
Management
Gabrielle Gorelik, SVP
Aleksey Medvedovskiy, CEO & Founder
Prime Medical Transport provides non-emergency local and long-distance patient transportation to and from medical appointments, social events and errands. Using state-of-the art equipment, Prime Medical Transport’s dedicated team of caring, highly professional drivers and dispatchers attends to the personal needs of every client to ensure their safety and comfort
At American Service Medicar, they have the potential to expand the hospital experience even beyond hospital walls and right up to the patients’ front doors
Area Wide Transportation’s mission is to provide dependable, high-quality transportation at reasonable prices, and they now offer delivery services and trip charters
Care Plus Medical Transportation, Inc’s primary goal is to serve disabled clients who can be transported to various areas via “Wheel Chair Accessible” & “Customized Vans.” They also offer Medical Transportation for “AMBULATORY” (“Assisted” OR “Non-assisted”) Patients
CARE Transit offers the best Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) services in Birmingham and throughout Alabama
MedEx Medical Transport is a non-emergency and emergency ambulance service that provides basic and advanced life support. The company strives to offer the best medical transportation possible to the patients, facilities, and communities they serve
Modivcare Inc. (“Modivcare”) is a leading non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT), personal care, and remote patient monitoring company
MTM helps the clients achieve their goals while also accomplishing the vision of barrier-free communities by using high-quality customer service and the ability to establish broad provider networks
