In order to take advantage of your health care benefit you need to get to your doctor’s appointment. Both state governments and Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) know that overall health care costs go down when people have appropriate access to health care. Transportation can bridge the gap. LogistiCare helps keep people healthy by getting them there. States and MCOs hire us to manage their non-emergency medical transportation (NET) programs efficiently, coordinating with drivers, health care professionals, social workers, families and agencies. LogistiCare administers all the logistics of the program as a manager; putting the needs of members first.

LogistiCare provides Medicaid and Medicare members’ access to healthcare providers and is the largest company in a market called non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT). We ensure members get to their appointment at the right time, using the appropriate level of service to take them there per the state’s rules. We refer trips to transportation providers under arrangement with us who are responsible for conducting those trips. We monitor the trips to ensure that all contractual requirements are met.

Ride Health partners with healthcare organizations and transportation providers to manage transportation benefits, strengthen enterprise transportation programs, and improve access to care and social services for complex populations.

Ride Health is focused on streamlining transitions of care and eliminating transportation as a barrier to care. Ride Health’s web-based platform allows healthcare providers to coordinate transportation for high risk and underserved populations. Ride Health is re-imagining the legacy transportation management model by empowering decentralized care coordinators, social workers, nurses, and patients to schedule rides in a shared portal. Integrations with on-demand transportation services and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) companies enable a single transportation coordination solution with real-time visibility across vehicle types and service levels. The result is improved access to care, treatment compliance, and patient engagement that reduces no shows, eliminates delayed discharges, and avoids readmissions.