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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Virginia Non-Emergency Transportation Log in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Provider Name and ID at the top of the form. This identifies your service provider.
  3. Fill in the WEEK ENDING date, which indicates the week for which you are logging transportation services.
  4. Input the Driver's Name as it appears on their driver's license, ensuring accuracy for verification purposes.
  5. Document each trip by entering details such as Date of Service, Member's Name, and LogistiCare Job Number.
  6. Record pick-up and return times using military time format. Include vehicle number and total mileage for each leg of transport.
  7. Indicate the number of wheelchairs, attendants, and children per trip using appropriate codes (W, A, C).
  8. Ensure all signatures are collected where required: Member's or Attendant's Signature for each leg of transport.

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Most NEMT providers charge a base fee depending on what type of transportation service is required: ambulatory, wheelchair, or stretcher. These fees vary depending when the service is needed. In addition to the base fee, NEMT providers often charge per mile as well.
Medicaid agencies are also required to offer and provide recipients of Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) services with necessary assistance with transportation. States may pay for transportation services as an administrative expense or as an optional service.
Here are the steps involved when starting a medical transportation company: Register your business. Consider partnering with healthcare providers or other organizations. Obtain proper insurance coverage. Invest in reliable vehicles and equipment. Train and hire qualified drivers.
NEMT trips for almost 20,000 riders each year Virginia spent about one percent ($77.8 million) of the Medicaid budget on fee-for-ser- vice NEMT in contract year 2015. This amounts to an average of $24 per enrollee per month or about $19 per trip (Table 1-1).