Partner programme

Become a local NEMT partner

Run non-emergency patient transport coordination in your city or country. We bring the workflow and the software; you bring the local market.

Discuss a city launch Explore NEMT City

What you get

  • A coordination workflow already in use in our Czech home market
  • Software for intake, dispatch, ride monitoring and ride records
  • An operating standard for ride categories, exceptions and return trips
  • Support with pilot set-up, onboarding and evaluation

Who is a good fit

  • Local transport coordinators and dispatch companies
  • Social enterprises and care providers running mobility services
  • Logistics and mobility companies with local carrier relationships
  • IT integrators with healthcare or municipal customers
Roles

We provide, you provide

A launch works when every party knows its part.

NEMT provides

  • Coordination workflow and operating know-how
  • Software for intake, dispatch, ride monitoring and ride records
  • An operating standard for ride categories A–D and exceptions
  • Automation and reporting within the agreed deployment scope

Local partner provides

  • Legal and contractual set-up for the local market
  • Licensed local carriers, including backup capacity
  • Relationships with local healthcare providers and municipalities
  • Day-to-day operations and the customer network

Healthcare organisation provides

  • The need for rides and the appointment times
  • Ordering rules: who may book rides, and for whom
  • The information a ride needs — never diagnoses
  • Feedback on punctuality and quality

Features marked as set up individually on the NEMT City page are agreed and configured during deployment; they are not activated automatically.

One city first

Every partnership starts with one city or region and a measured pilot. Expansion to further cities or a whole country is discussed after the pilot results are reviewed.

Commercial terms

Commercial terms are agreed individually with each partner, based on the market, the scope and the role you take. We do not publish a standard pricing or revenue model.

Launch process

How a city launch works

A typical sequence, not a fixed timeline. Each step ends with a joint decision.

  1. Discovery — Country, city, the partner's role and the local demand for rides.
  2. Feasibility — Local regulation, available carriers, ride categories and who is responsible for what.
  3. Pilot set-up — Terms, processes, communication and onboarding of the first organisations and carriers.
  4. Measured pilot — Quality, volume, reliability and unit economics, measured on real rides.
  5. Scale decision — Both sides decide whether to continue, adjust or expand to further areas.

Next steps

  1. Send the form below — it takes a few minutes.
  2. An introductory call about your market, your role and what you already have.
  3. A feasibility check and, if it makes sense for both sides, a pilot proposal.

Discuss a city launch

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