In recent years, the non-emergency medical transportation industry has experienced transformative shifts that have redefined the way services are conceptualized and delivered. A surge in ...

Medicare Part B covers the ground or air ambulance services that a person may need in a medical emergency. In specific circumstances, Medicare may also cover non-emergency medical transportation.

The US non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) market is experiencing a significant uptrend, driven by the escalating need for specialized transportation services and a surge in chronic health ...

There’s a new ambulance service in town, yet the county and VitaLink, a subsidiary of Novant Health, have indicated there is no room at the table for its services. READ ...

Why is non-emergency medical transportation important? In most cases, non-medical transportation can accommodate essential medical equipment so the patient can remain comfortable during the trip. It ...

According to these pricing ranges and operating costs, the average non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) vehicle can generate about $800 a week in gross income, or about $45,000 per year without ...

In recent years, the non-emergency medical transportation industry has experienced transformative shifts that have redefined the way services are conceptualized and delivered. A surge in technological ...