Most people who decide to start a non-emergency medical transportation business spend the majority of their early months focused on the obvious things — getting licensed, purchasing a vehicle, and figuring out how to enroll with Medicaid brokers. Those steps are critical, and they deserve serious attention. But there is a category of work that many new NEMT owners completely overlook in those early days, and it ends up costing them dearly once they actually begin transporting

One industry that is gaining significant traction for serious entrepreneurs looking to diversify is the Non-Emergency Medical Transport

In the realm of entrepreneurship, finding the right industry can be akin to discovering a hidden treasure trove.