HealthCare Challenges for 2022

With COVID-19 having irrevocably altered how organizations and members approach health care, 2022 is proving to be a challenging year for all involved. COVID-19 has resulted in years of change occurring in only a few months, and it is difficult for health care organizations to “keep up” with the ever-changing expectations. Rather than default back to the old way of doing things, organizations must embrace the changes we’ve experienced and look forward for ways to address them.

by: Steve Dewis

Category: General NEMT

4 Ways NEMT Dispatch Software Keeps Brokers and Members on Time

Time is essential when it comes to efficient non-emergency medical transportation operations. When it comes to planning schedules and managing daily changes, manual processes and workarounds can be costly processes. This results in many brokers experiencing slowdowns as their NEMT solutions are not sufficiently automated for success.

by: Kris Lyon

Category: NEMT

Trends in Elective Healthcare

Over the past decade, the interest in consumer-directed healthcare—often referred to as elective healthcare—has significantly increased. Another critical movement in healthcare, value-based care, has also influenced the way people interact with healthcare, including elective options.

by: Kris Lyon

Category: NEMT

How to Prepare for Credentialing?

One primary requirement for non-emergency medical transportation brokers is the increased need for credentialing and the use of credentialing software. This means every provider company or individual working with this broker will need to show proof that credentials are valid and up-to-date.

by: Kris Lyon

Category: NEMT

Equity in Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

Today, there is sufficient evidence of inequity in healthcare for different demographics in America. And although the popular opinion that all Americans should have equal access to healthcare exists, the actual case is that many Americans are denied access to quality healthcare considering factors like structural racism, socioeconomic status, age, occupation, etc. Various systems have been designed to create equal access to healthcare for all Americans, but safe to say that these structures have effectively transformed the reality of healthcare inequity.

by: Kris Lyon

TripSpark Blog | Industry News & Insights

HealthCare Challenges for 2022

4 Ways NEMT Dispatch Software Keeps Brokers and Members on Time

Trends in Elective Healthcare

How to Prepare for Credentialing?

Equity in Non-Emergency Medical Transportation

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