How do I become a non emergency transportation provider in Texas?
Table of Contents
How do I become a non emergency transportation provider in Texas?
Under contract with HHSC, TMHP is responsible for enrolling certain MTP providers and for processing their claims. If you are interested in becoming an MTP provider, complete the Medical Transportation Program (MTP) Provider Enrollment Application and submit it to TMHP.
Where is my Texas LogistiCare number?
What if my ride is late? from the pick-up time, you should call the LogistiCare “Where’s My Ride?” line at 1-866-527-9934.
How do seniors get around without a car?
Here are five driving alternatives for seniors, from most to least expensive:
- Home aide/driver.
- Uber/Lyft/taxis.
- Public transportation.
- Senior call-and-ride programs.
- Friends or volunteers.
How do I become a medical transportation provider in Texas?
How to Enroll. Go to the Enrolling in the CSHCN Services Program page of the Texas Medicaid & Healthcare Partnership website. You can enroll online or print out the paper application form to complete and return to TMHP. If you have questions, call your local area TMHP provider relations representative.
How long does it take to get reimbursed from LogistiCare?
9. The payment will be mailed within 30 days of the LogistiCare Claims Department receiving your completed mileage reimbursement form. 10. If you have any questions please call the LogistiCare Claims Department at 1-877-564-9837.
Is Go Go grandparent safe?
Safety is one of our highest priorities. Though GoGoGrandparent does not have auto insurance that protects you in the event of an accident, the transportation network companies that you use through GoGo do. Click here to learn more about how Lyft keeps riders and driver’s safe.
What is a medical van called?
An ambulance is a medically equipped vehicle which transports patients to treatment facilities, such as hospitals. Typically, out-of-hospital medical care is provided to the patient.
Does Medi-Cal pay for ambulance transportation?
Program Coverage Medi-Cal covers ambulance and non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) only when ordinary public or private conveyance is medically contra-indicated and transportation is required for obtaining needed medical care.
