About Us
MMT is the leader in long distance, cross country medical transportation for patients relocating over 300 miles. Our vehicles service the entire United States, providing long distance non-emergency transportation from Maine to California, and everywhere in between.
In 1997, we shattered the paradigm by becoming the first dedicated non-emergency service to insist on using EMTs, CNA’s, Paramedics and medically trained staff to transport patients. Before MMT, emergency ambulance services were the only option for people who needed stretcher transportation even if they didn’t need all of the acute medical care available on board. And, those mobile emergency rooms charged dearly for the privilege of riding in them. For a fraction of the price, we provided stretcher or wheelchair transportation to medical appointments and special events. We established a repeat and word of mouth customer base with no additional advertising.
By 2001, we had established quite a reputation in the medical communities in which we served. Known for emphasizing dependability, competent medical staff, immaculate vehicles and an unprecedented quality of service. After countless requests for long distance transports, we expanded our service to include interstate transportation. This expansion to travel across state lines required a hefty investment in vehicles and general liability insurance. Insurance, when purchased adequately is among the biggest expenses in the medical transportation industry. We insist on exceeding the minimum standards.
In this “no barriers to entry” industry, there are many ways to cut corners and operate at lower standards. Often, the typical patient may not even know the difference unless they have used a service like ours before. However, we are committed to raising the bar and hopefully, causing others to do the same. Our experience in the industry makes it possible for us to provide a higher level of service at affordable rates. Although there are times when people find a cheaper method of transport, almost always upon further inspection, they will find that there is something they are giving up for that lesser price.
As we enter our 29th year in business, we remind ourselves that it is by design, not accident that we are still thriving. In a “service” industry, we know that personnel is our greatest asset. The way in which we provide that service is equally as important. With an impeccable safety record and a commitment to excellence, we hope that you too will feel confident in your decision to trust our company with your medical transport needs.
Our Commitment to Excellence
At MMT America, we pride ourselves on providing a level of service that prioritizes patient comfort and safety. Our experienced team, comprised of EMTs, CNAs, and Paramedics, ensures that every transportation experience is handled with the utmost professionalism and care. Since our inception, we have remained dedicated to offering affordable and reliable long-distance medical transportation solutions across the nation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of medical transportation services do you offer?
MMT America specializes in long distance, non-emergency medical transportation for patients relocating over 300 miles. Our services include stretcher and wheelchair transportation to medical appointments, special events, and more.
Are your drivers medically trained?
Yes, all of our drivers are highly trained medical professionals, including EMTs, CNAs, and Paramedics. This ensures that our patients receive safe and reliable transportation tailored to their medical needs.
How do I schedule a ride with MMT America?
You can schedule a ride by contacting us directly through our website or by phone. Our team will assist you in coordinating your transportation needs based on your specific requirements.
What areas do you serve?
MMT America provides services across the entire United States, covering all states from Maine to California. We are committed to ensuring that patients can access medical care no matter where they are located.
Is your service covered by insurance?
Many insurance plans do cover non-emergency medical transportation, but coverage can vary. We recommend checking with your insurance provider to determine your specific benefits and eligibility.
