Announcing NEMT Today: A New Digital Magazine Dedicated to the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Industry

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. - March 26, 2019 - PRLog -- Medical Transportation Management Group (METMAG), has launched its new digital magazine, NEMT Today.

NEMT Today is a free digital publication completely dedicated to highlighting the importance of the non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) industry. The METMAG team been hard at work in creating and compiling interesting content for the magazine and today we finally get to hit the publish button!

For the first edition, the participation of leading NEMT professionals and companies that champion national standards and promote best practices was exceptionally valuable. "We hope to provide the NEMT industry with a digital magazine they can call their own," said Michael Shabkie, METMAG Managing Partner..

NEMT Today will share in-depth stories, business tips, interviews and case studies of the utmost importance to the NEMT professional. Additionally, there will be a focus on today's most innovative technologies and vendors along with business transformation strategies for the NEMT owner or manager.

In today's quickly evolving medical transportation landscape, it's easy for people to feel overwhelmed with information. The digital magazine will focus on high-quality content presented in a way that makes readers feel empowered and not overwhelmed.

About METMAG:

Medical Transportation Management Group (METMAG) is an Association Management Company (AMC) that provides NEMT industry consulting and specialized administrative services to medical transportation companies, industry trade associations, and nonprofit healthcare organizations.

About the Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) Industry

The NEMT industry provides a critical non-ambulance transportation link between patients and their medical care needs, including appointments with physicians and other services, such as dialysis, diagnostic tests or wound care. 17,000+ companies in the NEMT industry provide millions of transports annually for patients, typically for pre-scheduled services.