NEMTAC ACCREDITATION
REQUIREMENTS & FAQ'S
Before you begin your application, be sure you qualify for NEMTAC accreditation
REQUIREMENTS
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Service License
Applicable licenses as required by your City and State.
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Employer ID Number
You must have an Employer ID Number (EIN).
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National Provider Number (when applicable)
The National Provider Identifier (NPI) is necessary for Medicare/Medicaid transports.
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Accreditable Services
You should offer services that NEMTAC accredits such as: non-emergency medical transportation services, paratransit providers, medical ride sharing programs, wheelchair and stretcher van services. If your organization provides services under an emerging model of medical transportation or health care that doesn’t exactly match those listed above, give us a call or send us an email to learn more about how we may be able to help.
FAQ's
Where do I apply for Accreditation?
How long does it take to get NEMTAC Accreditation?
It varies by organization but generally allow 45-90 days to complete the entire accreditation process. In certain circumstances, we can move faster on this process and work with your company to expedite the process. The timeline is contingent on the efficient flow of information between NEMTAC and your organization. A detailed accreditation step-by-step guide is provided to facilitate this process.
What will NEMTAC Accreditation cost an organization?
How long is my NEMTAC Accreditation valid for?
NEMTAC accreditation for is valid for a three-year period.
Why should my organization become NEMTAC Accredited?
What does the NEMTAC Accreditation Process Encompass?
In general, NEMTAC will review the following catagories and respective documentation:
- Organizational Management
- Human Resources
- Compliance & Ethical Business Practices
- Vehicle Maintenance
- Fleet Operations
- Vehicle Driver
- Communications