Insurance providers. Base owners. Government.

Three kinds of transportation. One platform. What changes is who sends the trips, which rules apply and how the money works.

NEMT and Medicaid work from brokers, facilities and contracts, run to each contract’s rules. Claims from the same system.

For-hire, black car and taxi bases. On-demand calls, cash and card work, bookouts and driver pay kept straight.

Agencies and public programs. Software, a technology partner, or a prime contractor for the operation.

What changes
by industry.

	Insurance providers	Base owners	Government
Who rides	Medicaid members and patients going to care	Local riders who call the base	Residents of a town, county or public program
How trips arrive	Brokers by integration, facilities, contracts	Phone calls, entered by the dispatcher	Program bookings and contracted providers
On-time rules	Each contract’s own window and waiting time	Your base’s own standard	The program’s service standard
Money	Driver Pay with copays and tolls	Cash or card per trip, base fee or commission, the bookout	Contract billing and program reporting
Records	eMedNY claims, BAA, notices to brokers	Earnings statements, the TLC file	Audit trail, provider scorecard, trip outcomes

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