
Visit the Division of Purchasing website to learn more about future procurement opportunities. To meet these goals, Medicaid is exploring potential program improvement opportunities in the following areas:

Customer-focused, culturally competent service delivery prioritizing safety, reliability, and accessibility for people with disabilities.The high-level goals of the next NEMT contract are: The current NEMT contract was procured in 2018, updated in 2019, and is planned to be replaced in April 2021. All NEMT services are scheduled through the transportation broker and coordinated with contracted transportation providers. The broker subcontracts with transportation providers. Currently, the NEMT program is contracted to a single transportation broker who coordinates and manages the statewide program. Medicaid is in the planning and development stages for the replacement of the current NEMT program contract.
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Information for transportation providers, including how to join the MTM network, transportation provider requirements, training information, and resource materials, can be found on MTM's website. Network transportation providers may call MTM at 1-87 or email the provider help desk at any questions about NEMT services. If you or someone you are helping has questions about MTM, you have the right to get help and information in your language at no cost. Routine trips can be scheduled Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. You may reach MTM to request transportation by calling 1-87, by visiting MTM's Medicaid Transportation website, or by using MTM's Transport Service Management Portal.


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