We get this question all the time: Is non-emergency medical transportation really free if you’re on Medicaid? Short answer? Yes. Long answer? Keep reading—because if
Let’s be real—when most people hear “medical transportation,” they think flashing lights, sirens, and a life-or-death situation. But in New York City, there’s an entirely
If you’re thinking about driving professionally in New York—whether for Uber, Lyft, or non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) companies like Metro Luxury—then getting yourTLC plates is
If you live in New York and have Medicaid, there’s a good chance you’re sitting on a free ride—literally. Every day, thousands of New Yorkers
People hear “NEMT NYC” and either don’t know what it is—or think it’s just for emergencies. Spoiler: it’s not. In this post, we’ll show you
Let’s keep it real—finding reliable non emergency medical transportation NYC can feel like jumping through hoops. Especially if you’re relying on Medicaid. We wrote this
In a city like New York, getting around isn’t always easy—especially when you or a loved one needs a ride to the doctor. That’s where
We live in a city where multiple languages are spoken on every block. That’s part of what makes New York beautiful. But when it comes
Living in New York with Medicaid means you have access to covered medical transportation, but let’s be real: most people have no idea this benefit
Social workers in New York City carry a heavy weight. You’re juggling paperwork, checking in on families, trying to connect patients with essential services—and somewhere
