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DRM Transit

Website redesign for DRM Transit, 2017
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payment, service, freedom, and community
Stable work, steady pay
Making a difference, one ride at a time.
What will you discover with DRM Transit?
Creating positive change
In 2013, two drivers and a dispatcher settled in and got to work in a basement in Madison, Wisconsin. The dream of DRM Transit? To revolutionize ambulatory transportation by making life a little better, and a little easier, for patients with transportation needs, and the drivers who get them where they need to be. A Can-Do Attitude Through hard work, entrepreneurial spirit, and a commitment to the highest levels of service, DRM grew from a family of three to 300 highly paid staff members and drivers, and expanded its services to Florida, Texas, and Illinois in just a few short years. DRM Transit is now the largest transportation provider in Wisconsin, providing an average of 3,000 trips daily. We’re known throughout the industry as trailblazers who provide superior service with integrity. Looking to the Future DRM Transit is different. It’s our mission to give drivers the tools they need to thrive, through a strong compensation package, flexible schedule, and rock solid support in a family-run atmosphere. We’re a tight-knit community that knows how to have a little fun, too. DRM Transit is not your average company, and we will never settle. We’re laser-focused on finding innovative ways to modernize the entire non-emergency medical transportation industry. We are investing in technology to remove roadblocks and solve problems for riders and drivers. And we’re constantly searching for ways to prevent fraud, waste, and abuse and improve member satisfaction.
What can DRM Transit offer you? Efficient and dependable transportation from highly credentialed drivers who specialize in Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, or NEMT. NEMT is a service available to those who need help getting to and from medical appointments. Our drivers are trained to assist with a range of needs, including riders who require wheelchair assistance or transportation of durable medical equipment (like wheelchairs, crutches, or oxygen tanks) and children. We do not offer private pay services. That means you cannot call us directly to request transportation. You may qualify! To find out if you are eligible for NEMT services, contact your health insurance provider by calling the number on your ID card. If your plan does cover NEMT, they will connect you with a medical transportation broker, who will in turn schedule your trips with an approved provider like DRM. DRM Transit’s flexible business model allows us to be highly adaptable when assisting riders with complex medical needs in regions of varying size. Our many, highly credentialed drivers are dispersed across the regions we serve. This broad transportation web allows us to more efficiently schedule trips, cover a wider geographic area and multi-load when possible to lower costs. A leader in the NEMT industry, DRM Transit is forward-thinking company constantly looking for new ways to solve existing problems. If you are a medical transportation broker interested in learning more about our innovative transportation services, please contact us at Info@drmtransit.com.

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