COVID-19 has resulted in years of change occurring in only a few months, making it difficult for a health care organization to keep up. As health care organizations and members continue to adapt, here are a number of steps identified in a new Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report to adjust to a new normal.

With the ongoing uncertainty in the world owing to Russian invasion of Ukraine, cybersecurity concerns have come to the forefront for the healthcare industry. As an extension of the industry, medical transportation organizations need to make sure that they are well protected.

Over the past decade, the interest in elective healthcare has significantly increased. Another healthcare movement, value-based care has also influenced how people interact with healthcare. Both combined have led to a discussion around non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) and the quality of service provided.

Time is essential when it comes to efficient non-emergency medical transportation operations. Manual processes and planning schedules can get costly. Find out 4 ways brokers can rely on automated software solutions.

The need for credentialing is particularly relevant to healthcare settings, where there is access to sensitive personal, private and secure information. This is where credentialing software can help mitigate risks.

Reliable NEMT solutions can simplify electronic data transmission without manual effort. Read on for 3 ways that non-emergency medical transportation software can help automate electronic data transmission process for an MCO.

Kris Lyon will discuss “Transportation: Solutions for Independent and Supported Living” at the American Society On Aging Conference in New Orleans, LA on Monday April 11th. Kris will share her experiences working with older adults over a 30-year career that included working in multiple settings including long-term and assisted living as well as in home support services. Transportation played a large role in maintaining the impendence and community involvement in all settings and she looks forward to helping others provide the same support within their communities.