When your patient needs to leave the home for dialysis, an infusion, a specialist visit, or an outpatient follow-up — the family asks you who to call. Your reputation rides with that referral. LumityCare is the local, private-pay transport vendor your Care Coordinators can hand to families without flinching.
When a Care Coordinator hands a family our number, they’re putting their judgment on the line. We treat that referral the way we’d want ours treated.
Background-checked, drug-screened, CPR/First-Aid certified. Trained to be patient with frail, elderly, post-surgical, or cognitively-impaired riders. They greet by name and don’t rush.
Written quote up front. Booked, confirmed, completed — no surprise fees, no hidden charges. The family doesn’t have to call you back asking why the bill is different than expected.
If the family opts in, we can send your care management team a brief ride-completed note. Your Care Coordinator isn’t wondering — they know the patient got home safely.
Click the closest match and we’ll show you what we’d do, what to tell the family, and how the billing flows. No two patients are identical, but the patterns are recognizable.
Your patient is recovering at home, but needs to leave the house 2–5 times a week for dialysis or infusion therapy. Their family can't drive every session.
What to tell the family: “Call LumityCare. They’ll quote you in writing, set up the standing schedule, and send a confirmation after each ride.”
Billing: Family-pay. Written quote up front, then weekly or monthly billing in one statement.
Confirmation: If the family opts in, we can send your care management team a brief ride-completed note for the chart.
Designed to add zero friction to your Care Coordinator’s already-overloaded day. Hand the family our info and we take it from there.
Phone, website, or a quick share of this page. We can also send a small referral card you can print or email if it helps.
Family calls or books online. We send a written quote within one business day, the family approves, and we lock in driver and vehicle.
If the family opts in at booking, your care management team gets a brief ride-completed note — so the Care Coordinator knows the patient got there and back safely.
Knowing where we fit (and don’t) makes the referral easier. If a need falls outside, we’ll usually tell you who handles it.
Note: For Medicaid-funded NEMT, your patients should continue with their plan’s broker. We’re a private-pay option for what their plan doesn’t cover.