How quickly can you accept a same-day discharge?

For stable long-distance discharges we can often mobilize a crew within 4–8 hours. Complex bed-to-bed transports usually need 24–48 hours.

Do you take Medicare or Medicaid?

Long-distance NEMT is typically private pay, though many long-term care policies, VA programs, and case-managed benefits reimburse. We provide the documentation.

Can you accept the patient with an IV pump running?

Yes. Our attendants are trained to monitor common infusion pumps in transit and coordinate with your nursing team on protocols.

★★★★★ A dedicated interstate discharge partner your team can call at 2 a.m.

Hospital Case Managers

We work directly with hospital case management teams to move stable, non-emergency patients to homes, SNFs, and rehab facilities in other states. One dispatcher, one paperwork packet, one accountable point of contact from discharge to bedside.

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What we bring to the table

Direct line to a coordinator, not a call center
Written estimate in under an hour
Bed-to-bed handoff with the receiving nurse
Medication and DME transport, including oxygen and IV pumps
Documentation that supports insurance and VA reimbursement

How it works

Step 1
Case manager calls dispatch
Share pickup, destination, target discharge time, mobility level, and any equipment.
Step 2
We confirm and schedule
You get a written confirmation, a driver name, and an ETA — usually within an hour.
Step 3
Bed-to-bed transport
Our attendant collects the patient, coordinates with your nurse on records, and travels with them to the destination bed.

Frequently asked

Other audiences we serve:Discharge Planners Skilled Nursing Facilities Families & Caregivers Veterans & VA Coordinators Dialysis Patients

Ready to schedule a long-distance medical transport?

Speak with a coordinator or request a free written quote. 24/7 dispatch.

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