NO. It’s not our rules, it is theirs. Medicaid, Medicare and most insurance companies will not touch reimbursement for non-emergency long distance transport. They consider it a “move of convenience”... Read more
We can usually make just about anything happen with 2 to 3 days notice. Sometimes, we are fully booked for more than a week though, our schedule and availability is... Read more
MMT is able to continue oxygen if the patient is already receiving it, or if they have orders to have it on standby (PRN). We are not able to initiate... Read more
A quick medical inquiry over the phone will determine if there is anything going on with the patient that is outside of the scope of our care. If the person... Read more
Yes. MMT was the first dedicated non-emergency service to insist that our vehicles have medically trained personnel. We’ve had this requirement since our inception in 1997. Our staff have backgrounds... Read more
No, we can accommodate one non ambulatory patient at a time. There is room for one additional person to ride along however, as long as the rider is independent and... Read more
Yes. We have room for one additional person to ride along with the patient if they wish. They will ride in a leather captains chair that reclines, right next to... Read more
The people who answer your questions and book transportation at MMT know our business inside and out. They’ve been on the administrative end as well as the patient care and... Read more
The best way to receive a quote or a call back after hours is through our email system. The email requests are sent directly to the on-call supervisor who will... Read more
MMT operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week including holidays. We accept incoming calls through our dispatch center during normal office hours. Customers who contract with us and... Read more
