Transportation Provider Network
American Logistics maintains a nationwide transportation database (NTDB) of all qualified providers by county including capabilities. Our vetted subcontracted fleet with local/national transportation providers are leveraged to cover all modes of medical transportation for the healthcare partners we service. These providers (often long-term partners of American Logistics) are processed through a predictive analytic algorithm (volume, trip length, inventory, trip type) to ensure volume needs and member expectations are met. All performance metrics are monitored and reported on to maintain a best-of-industry transportation provider network we pride ourselves on.
Join Our Network:
Being a part of our Safety Society means a provider has passed our criteria and audit to transport members
- Required documents
- Driver Incentive Programs
- Vehicle Inspections (inventory)
- SAMS / OIG background checks
- Driver list and training certificates
- Transportation Provider Agreement
- BAA
- Medicaid Certified
- COI — Insurance Limits
- Business License
The result: Quailty transport for your members every-time
Our transportation provider network complies with evolving state, federal, and the contracted healthcare regulatory landscapes
Maintaining regulatory standards that change state by state can be a daunting task. Our veteran Provider Relations and Compliance teams are able to manage these regulations and hold our NTDB and subcontracted transportation provider network compliant through our software platform (RideCafé) along with monthly audits.
To be a part of our Safety Society Network, transportation providers must first undergo extensive background checks and be enrolled in a drug and alcohol screening program. Each driver added to the American Logistics program is thoroughly screened by the service provider to ensure that they are compliant with state, local and contractual regulations. We verify these measures prescriptively to ensure passenger safety and member satisfaction are above standards.