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Following four years of successful partnership, MTM is excited to announce that we are retaining operation of our statewide NEMT program in Nevada! Since 2016, MTM has provided consistent, prompt, and efficient NEMT services to Medicaid recipients throughout the state. Take a look at how we plan to continuing improving NEMT services in the new term through technology and innovation.
At MTM, our dedicated teams never hesitate to go above and beyond to meet the transportation needs of our most vulnerable members. One of those members is Shawn Mertens, who lives in Florida. Complications with quality transportation access was always a challenge for Shawn and his family, until MTM stepped in. Learn more about our special relationship with Shawn as MTM wishes him a very happy 22nd birthday!
For the past several years, MTM has worked with the Medical Transportation Access Coalition (MTAC), our fellow NEMT brokers, and legislators to introduce legislation that strengthens access to NEMT services for Medicaid members. Now, we’re excited to join MTAC in celebrating the enactment of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021, which includes language that will codify the Medicaid NEMT benefit into law. Learn more about this exciting step forward!
Across the country, MTM is dedicated to removing community barriers through reliable transportation. In this video, Regional Director of Operations Tami Justice explains what sets MTM apart from other NEMT brokers–particularly when it comes to partnerships with our network of transportation providers. Hear what she has to say!
With Medicaid reform an ongoing topic of concern in legislature, an important bill aims to protect NEMT for Medicaid members. The bipartisan legislation would incorporate the transportation benefit into existing Medicaid statutes, and would also protect NEMT integrity by requiring prior authorization and/or utilization management of services. Find out why it’s so important to protect the NEMT benefit!
The best healthcare services in the world can’t help you if you have no way to get there. That sentiment was the driving force behind MTM’s founding in 1995. Since our inception, our NEMT services have grown to more than 20 million annual trips nationwide. Want to see our growth in action? Check out this time lapse video!
Reveal is excited to attend the inaugural session of NEMTAC, the first national conference solely dedicated to the non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) industry. If you’re heading to Scottsdale to participate, make sure to stop by our booth to learn about Reveal’s innovative NEMT dispatch software solutions.
In the District of Columbia, many citizens lack access to transportation resources for immediate, urgent healthcare appointments. As the District’s non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) vendor, the Department of Health Care Finance (DHCF) enlisted MTM and a consortium of community providers to help launch a program aimed at removing transportation barriers for 4,000 My Health GPS enrollees who need immediate non-emergency healthcare.
Leading non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) brokers including MTM, Inc. have launched a new coalition that will advocate to preserve access to medical transportation during this time when the U.S. healthcare scene is changing and evolving. The Medical Transportation Access Coalition (MTAC), “will focus on educating audiences about medical transportation and how this service helps people with complex health conditions stay healthier, enables many patients to avoid extensive inpatient care, and facilitates continued independent living at home.”
As the non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) broker in West Virginia since October 1, 2014, MTM is dedicated to helping more Medicaid members access healthcare while reducing costs for the Department of Health and Human Resources (DHRR). DHHR recently announced that through its contract with MTM, the state has saved more than $3.4 million over the past year while improving service …
