NEMT Ambulance - Insurance Pay
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NEMT ambulance rides can sometimes be covered by insurance. Non-emergency medical transportation is accepted by Metro One, with some limitations. We work with a variety of private insurance providers including Aetna, Humana, Kaiser Permanente, United Health, and Medicare, just to name a few.
Unsure if you qualify for NEMT Ambulance? Please see our full list of accepted providers and the steps outlined below. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to contact our team directly. Their contact info can be found at the bottom of this page.
STEP 1
Verify NEMT Insurance Coverage
Before scheduling NEMT Ambulance (Non-Emergency Medical Transportation) with our customer service team, please confirm that your insurance will cover the trip. Most insurance providers offer online resources for their members to check coverage details. Be sure to verify that NEMT is included in your plan. Once you’ve confirmed your eligibility, refer to the full list of accepted insurance providers below:
- AARP Medicare Supplement
- AETNA – Commercial and Medicare
- Allied Benefits
- American Continental Medicare Supplement
- American Republic Medicare Supplement
- Anthem BCBS – Commercial and Medicare
- Bankers Life Medicare Supplement
- ChampVA
- Colonial Penn Medicare Supplement
- Connecticut General Medicare Supplement
- Excellus BCBS
- GEHA
- Humana – Commercial and Medicare
- Kaiser – Commercial and Medicare
- Loyal American Medicare Supplement
- Mutual of Omaha Medicare Supplement
- Novitas – Medicare of CO Physician Mutual
- Tricare/Tricare For Life
United American - Medicare Supplement
United Healthcare –Commercial and Medicare - USAA
- VA Fee Basis
Our customer service team can also help guide you through the approval process if you need more assistance. Whether you are covered by Medicare or private insurance, we are here to simplify the steps to access reliable, non-emergency ambulance transportation in Colorado. Call here for more support!
If you find that you do not qualify for insurance paid NEMT ambulance, we also have Private Pay options available.
NEMT Ambulance Service Area Map
Metro One Ambulance, LLC Serves the Following Colorado Counties (Colored Orange) for NEMT Ambulance Transportation:
STEP 2
Information Gathering
Once you determine your eligibility, and before scheduling your ride, please have the following information ready for our team:
- Patient’s Full Name, Date of Birth, SSN/Insurance Provider and Insurance ID#, and Weight (For Logistical Purposes).
- The Pickup Address where we will be picking you up for your ride. Include the facility name, room number, and point of contact, if any
- The Destination Name & Address, as well as a Telephone Number for confirmation of your appointment
- The Date & Time of your medical appointment.
- The Nature of the Trip, including if it will be BLS (Basic Life Support), ALS (Advanced Life Support), Wheelchair, as well as if if will be a Wait & Return trip, Discharge, Doctor’s Appointment, Medical Procedure, Follow-Up Appointment, Dialysis, or any other information that you think is relevant to our dispatch team.
- Will you need an escort? If so, we will need their name and phone number.
- Will oxygen be needed during transport? If so, how many liters per minute? (if known).
STEP 3
Reach Out to Schedule Your Ride
As soon as you have completed the steps above to verify your eligibility and have gathered the required information, please see the information below to reach out to our team directly and schedule your ride, either by phone or online. Metro One Ambulance requires 24-48 hours advance notice to schedule your medical transportation. We will do our very best to accommodate same day calls, but we cannot guarantee that we will be able to transport you.
If you still have questions not addressed here, please call and our professional schedulers can help!