St. Louis company warded the highest level of accreditation a Non Emergency Medical Transport business can earn.
This makes 360 one of only 12 businesses in the nation to have earned the designation through NEMTAC®, a nonprofit healthcare organization dedicated to championing standards and best practices for the provision of non-emergency medical transportation.
And by merging technology with an emphasis on customer service and hospitality, Newman announced today that the company is hosting host all company credentials: driver training, vehicle service, corporate policies and procedures using ProCredEx’s state-of-the-art encrypted cloud platform. ProCredEx creates collaborative networks and innovative tools that transform trusted data into reliable insights.
And by merging technology with an emphasis on customer service and hospitality, Newman announced today that the company is hosting all company credentials: driver training, vehicle service, corporate policies and procedures using ProCredEx - a state-of-the-art encrypted cloud platform. ProCredEx creates collaborative networks and innovative tools that transform trusted data into reliable insights.
Newman said - “360 is the first Non-Emergency Medical Transport (NEMT) provider in the nation to host a credentialing library on a secure cloud platform so clients can have instant access. Our partnership with ProCredEx is an example of both companies total commitment to improve vendor transparency and overall health outcomes while we continue to move the industry needle forward.”
To prepare for accreditation, 360 launched Priority Medical Transport (PMT) in 2021, to set a new standard – recognized above the typical NEMT provider, yet affordably below Emergency Medical Services (EMS). This has proven to be exactly what was missing in the industry and the company has been in growth mode ever since. Newman’s team defines PMT as focusing on the most vulnerable, critical, acute, and catastrophic cases.
Healthcare credentialing is a common yet essential process among healthcare providers. It is used by insurance payers to evaluate and verify the qualifications of doctors, practitioners, nurses, technicians, and in 360’s case, also the quality of transportation. It involves verifying education, training, licenses, insurance coverage, and any other certifications related to the safe transport of (Priority) patients to medical appointments.
For more information contact Ralph Pfremmer at 314-496-2317
To find out more visit the company’s new website.
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