Who Owns Transportation in a Health System?
Patient transportation in a healthcare system is essential for ensuring timely and appropriate care. While non-emergency medical…
Blog
Who Owns Transportation in a Health System?
Patient transportation in a healthcare system is essential for ensuring timely and appropriate care. While non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) might seem like a straightforward process, its coordination involves multiple roles across various departments. Case managers, social workers, unit desk clerks,…
All
- All
- Blog
- Healthier Communities
- Improving Care
- NEMT 101
- Roundtrip Updates
- User Spotlights
Building Your Transportation Community: Evaluating Your Network Performance
Now that you have defined the components of a community, established your provider network, and selected a…
7 Healthcare Predictions for 2025
What’s Ahead for Patient Transportation in the New Year and Beyond As 2024 comes to a close…
Building Your Transportation Community: Selecting the Right Community Model
Now that you have defined the components of a community and established your provider network, let’s discuss…
Building Your Transportation Community: Establishing Your Provider Network
Now that we have established what a transportation community is, let’s discuss the first step required in…
Building Your Transportation Community: Defining the Components
To Successfully Build your Transportation Community, You First Need to Learn What It Is A transportation community,…
Simplifying Logins: The Power of Identity Federation within Healthcare
Managing Multiple Patients and Passwords “Too many patients, too many windows, too many passwords.” As the phone…
Key Insights from the 2024 NEMTAC Transform Conference
3 Major Trends Shaping the NEMT Industry The 2024 Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Accreditation Commission (NEMTAC) Transform Conference,…
Patient Transportation: A Common Barrier to Discharge
Optimizing Patient Flow through Targeted Workflow Improvements: Recapping our CMSA Poster Presentation Patient transportation often emerges…