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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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Offers technology-enabled ambulatory and wheelchair transportation services that are delivered by professionals who are passionate about serving the most vulnerable in our communities.
ABBA Medical Transportation has one goal: to make a difference in the lives of those in need. ABBA for all the Ambulance and Wheelchair requirements, including Wound Care, Radiation, and Dialysis. Its’ a one-stop transportation provider
Divine Solar uses technology to manage better non-emergency medical transportation benefits for Medicaid and Medicare programs, state and county governments, and Managed Care Organizations (MCOs), and individuals in the Greater Des Moines, Ames, and surrounding communities who require NEMT services
Guranti Transportation LLC’s goal is to become Michigan’s first choice for non-emergency medical transportation services, known for offering hassle-free, comfortable, and inexpensive transportation
Holt Transport provides non-emergency medical transportation from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Holt Transport partners with regional and national medical facilities and insurance companies to transport its clients to medical appointments
As a non-emergency medical transportation provider, In Demand Transportation Enterprises strives to provide quality, customized, and accelerated transportation services that add value to the customers’ appointments, deliveries, and dispatches while assisting them with their needs
Medlife Transportation offers similar high-quality Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) services from pick-up to drop-off, regardless of whether their mobility constraints are caused by health, old age, or an injury
Pride Mobility Inc is among the non-emergency medical transportation firm whose objective is to deliver the most dependable, efficient, and secure transportation services in Indiana
Swift Medical Transport’s non-emergency medical transportation services are designed to accommodate patients of all ages. It offers customized services that are important to various specific needs
Transafe specializes in non-emergency medical transportation throughout the Tampa Bay area. Transafe seeks to address individual transportation demands by providing high-quality client transportation services
