NEMT Platform: AI-Assisted Dispatch and Billing Built for Growing Fleets
A cloud dispatch and billing system aimed at small and mid-size NEMT providers, with broker EDI connections and an AI call-handling feature layered on top of the usual scheduling and routing tools.
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Fredericksburg, Virginia
Headquarters
Custom quote; flat-rate, per-vehicle, or Corporate plans with published per-trip overage rates
Pricing
Cloud-based (SaaS), web dashboard with iOS and Android driver apps
Deployment
Small to mid-size NEMT fleets that want broker billing and AI-assisted call intake without enterprise pricing
Best fit for
Brokers NEMT Platform Connects To
NEMT Platform names these brokers directly in its own integration documentation.
6 Steps to Get Running on NEMT Platform
NEMT Platform is a cloud-based dispatch, scheduling, and billing system built for non-emergency medical transportation providers, brokers, and the corporate clients who book trips through them. Founded in 2016 by S. Waqar Naqvi and Ali Syed and based in Fredericksburg, Virginia, the company positions itself against larger, more established NEMT software brands by pricing per vehicle or per trip rather than charging flat enterprise fees. Its dashboard splits into separate panels for providers, brokers, and corporate accounts, plus a driver app and a member care portal for riders and facility staff.
The product\'s biggest point of difference is Olivia, an AI receptionist meant to answer booking calls and confirm trips without a live dispatcher on the line. That puts NEMT Platform in a similar conversation to newer AI-forward tools like Bambi, while its EDI connections to brokers such as ModivCare, MTM, and Call the Car put it in more direct competition with established names like RouteGenie and MediRoutes. For fleets that have outgrown spreadsheets but aren\'t ready for a six-figure enterprise contract, it\'s worth a look, with the usual caveat that a small, privately held vendor carries different risk than a company with a decade-plus track record.
NEMT Platform\'s team walks through the provider, broker, and corporate panels on a scheduled call and quotes pricing based on fleet size and trip volume.
Choose between the flat-rate Freedom Flat plan, the per-vehicle Freedom plan for active fleets, or the Corporate tier, then confirm per-trip overage rates.
The onboarding team imports existing rider, driver, and vehicle records so dispatch can start without re-entering historical data by hand.
Providers link accounts with ModivCare, MTM, Call the Car, Kaiser Permanente, or VectorCare so trip imports and claim submissions flow automatically.
Drivers install the iOS or Android app, and dispatchers test route assignments, GPS tracking, and digital signatures before go-live.
NEMT Platform lists 24/7 technical support and month-to-month billing, so new customers can adjust or cancel without a long-term contract locking in a rough first month.
NEMT Platform in Numbers
What you're working with before you book a demo.
NEMT Platform states its dispatch and billing tools run for more than 450 provider accounts nationwide, based on company-reported figures.
The company reports its platform handles over one million trips per month across its provider, broker, and corporate panels.
NEMT Platform markets direct connections to more than 40 brokers, including ModivCare, MTM, Call the Car, Kaiser Permanente, and VectorCare.
Features, Pricing, Integrations & Reputation
The platform covers the standard NEMT workflow: trip scheduling, AI-assisted route planning, real-time driver and vehicle tracking, and automated EDI billing for claim submission. The provider panel handles day-to-day dispatch, the broker panel gives partner brokers visibility into trip status, and the corporate panel lets facilities and case managers book and track rides directly.
Olivia, the AI receptionist, is the feature that sets NEMT Platform apart from most competitors. It\'s built to answer inbound booking calls, confirm ride details, and hand off anything it can\'t resolve to a human dispatcher, which matters for smaller operations that can\'t staff a call center around the clock.
NEMT Platform publishes its plan structure but not exact subscription prices. Freedom Flat targets startups and small operators, covers up to 250 trips a month, and charges $0.30 per additional trip. The per-vehicle Freedom plan, marked as the most popular option, charges based on active vehicles rather than trip count. The Corporate tier includes 450 trips a month with a lower $0.27 overage rate and targets larger operations running billing and dispatch at scale. All three plans include unlimited drivers, no setup fees, and month-to-month billing with a stated 99.9% uptime SLA. A remote dispatch add-on starts at $4.50 an hour for operators who want outsourced dispatcher coverage.
The company advertises direct EDI connections to ModivCare, MTM, Call the Car, Kaiser Permanente, and VectorCare, and markets more than 40 broker relationships overall, though it doesn\'t publish the full list. Feedback found during research praised the pricing and onboarding experience but flagged integration options as narrower than some competitors offer, so fleets with brokers outside the named list should confirm connectivity before signing.
Onboarding is free and bundled into every plan, and the company points to 24/7 technical support as a standard feature rather than a paid add-on. Because the company is small, public trackers put headcount around ten people, so response times and support depth are worth testing directly during the demo rather than taking on faith.
NEMT Platform doesn\'t yet have a meaningful review count on G2 or Capterra, which tracks with its 2016 founding and still-small size relative to older NEMT software brands. Testimonials on the company\'s own site and in NEMT trade coverage lean positive, citing responsive support, easier onboarding than legacy systems, and pricing that undercuts enterprise competitors. Treat those testimonials as company-selected rather than an independent sample, and ask for current references during evaluation.
NEMT Platform: Strengths & Limitations
Transparent plan structure with published per-trip overage rates
AI call-handling feature (Olivia) not common among competitors
Month-to-month billing with no long-term contract required
Separate panels built for providers, brokers, and corporate clients
Small, newer company with a thin independent review record
Fewer named broker integrations than some larger competitors
Limited public information on uptime history and company scale
Dispatch software books the ride. It doesn\'t book the client.
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3 Mistakes Operators Make With NEMT Platform
The most common, and most avoidable, missteps we see.
Because NEMT Platform has few third-party reviews, talking to current customers directly matters more here than with a longer-established vendor.
The AI receptionist handles call intake, but fleets still need a human dispatcher for exceptions, so budget staffing accordingly instead of expecting a full headcount cut.
With around 40 broker relationships advertised rather than fully listed, fleets should get written confirmation that their specific broker or brokers are supported before migrating data.
Who NEMT Platform Fits Best
A fit for smaller, cost-conscious operators; a harder sell for large multi-state fleets that need a longer vendor track record.
Small and growing NEMT providers
Fleets moving off spreadsheets or an outdated system that want broker billing and a driver app without enterprise pricing.
Operators wanting AI-assisted call intake
Providers without the staff for round-the-clock phone coverage who want Olivia to handle basic booking calls.
Cost-sensitive multi-broker fleets
Providers billing several brokers who want per-vehicle or per-trip pricing instead of a flat enterprise license.
Frequently asked questions
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