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Start a medical transport business without paying a consultant $8,000.
The vans and cars that take people to dialysis, doctor visits and therapy. It's a real business, and the steps are knowable — they're just scattered across a dozen state websites. We'll walk you through yours, one conversation at a time.
Five stages, in whatever order suits you.
Each one starts as a conversation about your situation. When it's done, you get a to-do list with real numbers, real agencies and real next steps — not "get insurance."
- Stage 1
Getting the business set up
Your business name, the legal side of things, a tax ID, and a bank account that keeps your money separate from your own.
- Stage 2
Getting licensed and compliant
The permits your state actually requires, the driver credentials, background checks, and the inspections you'll need to pass.
- Stage 3
Getting the vehicle and insurance sorted
Choosing the right vehicle, wheelchair accessibility, and the commercial insurance coverage amounts your state requires.
- Stage 4
Hiring and daily operations
Whether to drive yourself or hire, how to pay people, scheduling and dispatch, and what a normal day looks like.
- Stage 5
Landing the first paying rides
Getting credentialed with the brokers and Medicaid, plus the private-pay and facility relationships that fill your calendar.
What it costs you: nothing.
- The full five-stage plan, personal to your state and budget
- Your progress saved, so you can pick it back up anytime
- Someone to ask when a form or a rule doesn't make sense
Later on, if you want to go deeper, there are a few optional paid reports — a local market study, help finding grants and loans, and a buy-versus-build analysis. You never need them to finish your plan, and we won't pester you about them.
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