Non Emergency Transportation Insurance

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Below are some common questions we hear from NET companies:

• Why are Non-Emergency Transportation premiums so high?
• What are the top factors that affect non-emergency medical transportation insurance premium?
• Why do insurance companies charge more premium for wheelchair vans?
• Should I classify my drivers as employees or subcontractors?
• What are the key points to consider when selecting drivers?
• Why is the underwriting process so time consuming?
• Why do insurance companies need Loss Runs to get me a quote?
• Why did my renewal premium increase when I had no claims?
• Why are the down payments so high?

Purchasing insurance for Non Emergency Transportation (NET) companies can be complicated and time-consuming.  Fortunately, Southern States Insurance has written non emergency medical transportation insurance for years, so we can guide you through the process to make it easier.

I can handle non-emergency transportation insurance in just about every state. I not only write NET businesses in Georgia, but in South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and even California. No matter where you are, give me a call.

Typically, Non Emergency Transportation companies require some combination of the coverages listed below in order to transport patients for Medicaid or for a private medical facility:

• Auto Liability
• General Liability
• Worker's Compensation
• Professional Liability
• Hired and Non-owned Auto Liability
• Abuse and Molestation Liability
• Assault and Battery Liability

Don't get frustrated trying to do this by yourself! I've been insuring Non Emergency Transportation businesses for quite some time. Contact me today, and I'll make this an easier process for you.

Michael Mellars
(678) 715-0466
MMellars@SouthernStatesInsurance.com
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Industry Information

Paratransit Watch
Online resource for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation