White paper to learn how partnering with a technology-first broker such as SafeRide better serves the higher-acuity patient populations and helps drive higher utilization all while increasing members’ access to care.

Health plans and care providers alike have pushed for a change in the antiquated, opaque NEMT system that has long been around. Within the past decade, technology has been a key catalyst in changing the industry for the better at every layer.

White paper to learn how fully outsourcing your transportation benefit management to a technology-first broker such as SafeRide empowers your MA plan to focus on what matters: optimal member experience, retention, and plan expansion.

Medicaid has long delivered non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT), but the delivery has had to change over the years to meet growing demands.

Earlier this month, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released their long-awaited 2024 Medicare Advantage (MA) final rule. Read the most important updates brought about by the 2024 CMS final rule.

No matter where a patient falls on this simplified care continuum, it’s vital to ensure that they are adhering to the care plan laid out by their care provider. Care adherence can decline for many reasons, and non-medical reasons can exacerbate this.

At SafeRide Health, we are committed to helping the country’s most vulnerable Medicare Advantage (MA) and Medicaid member populations access care through non-emergency medical transportation– particularly those in underserved communities.

At SafeRide, we see the digital healthcare revolution to be more of an evolution. Check out our takeaways and intersections with NEMT from ViVE 2023.

As the healthcare landscape starts to shift back to pre-pandemic measures, health plans face both challenges and opportunities.

As Medicare Advantage plans prioritize their members’ socioeconomic needs and consider new supplement benefits, it’s important to understand the value of adding NEMT for improving the quality of life of members.

The hospital readmission rate for Medicare members is 20%—higher than any other payer. Removing barriers to care, such as lack of NEMT, could prevent unexpected readmissions and reduce the downstream costs for plans, providers, and patients.

Medicare Advantage plans should consider partnering with a digital NEMT platform that gives them full, real-time visibility into members’ rides reducing the likelihood of complaints and grievances, and ultimately driving up Star ratings.

SAN ANTONIO—SafeRide Health, the leading technology-first platform connecting patients to care, announced today the launch of 19 new Medicare Advantage partnerships and growth into six new markets.

Choosing the right digital NEMT partner can help lower grievance rates below the industry standard of 0.6%. By partnering with an intuitive technology-first NEMT platform like SafeRide, health plans can significantly reduce grievance rates.

As we move into 2023, SafeRide Health is pleased to announce numerous well-deserved promotions and internal appointments across our organization, including two notable ones at the leadership level.

White paper to learn how SafeRide is moving NEMT further into the future by leveraging advanced technology and customized services to empower health plans to manage their members with more intelligence and control.

Prioritizing population health management strategies has helped MA plans manage a complex population. When surveyed, MA plans reported reduced initial hospitalizations, ER visits, and readmissions as a result of implementing targeted interventions.

State Medicaid managed care health plans are seeking to maintain their high level of government compliance and regulation while improving health outcomes in “non-health” areas that can potentially impact social determinants of health (SDoH).

For decades, many stakeholders in the non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) ecosystem have been crippled by the lack of transparency around ride data and member experience.

Case study to learn how Alignment Health Plan has leveraged SafeRide’s end-to-end platform to decrease cancellation and grievance rates, achieve high ride fulfillment rates, and more – all key factors in supporting positive member experience.

While the COVID-19 pandemic strained the healthcare system across the country, it catalyzed a refreshed and more informed approach to caring for Medicaid-eligible populations. This shift is rooted in the need to close the many gaps in health equity.

For managed care organizations (MCOs) and state Medicaid health plans, transportation isn't new. What's new is how transportation can and should be delivered today.

Hear from experts across the care journey for NEMT, including Kristen Hueske, KelseyCare Advantage Director of Account Strategy & Communications, Chase Lafferty, H&M Transport President, and Andy Auerbach, SafeRide Health Chief Revenue Officer.

SCAN Group, whose holdings include SCAN Health Plan, one of the nation’s largest not-for-profit Medicare Advantage plans, has made a strategic investment in SafeRide Health.

SafeRide Health, the leading technology-first platform connecting patients to life sustaining care, announced today the close of their Series B.