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$500K on Insurance and Still Fully Booked: Jim Ingalls, MediCab of Rochester (opens the original)
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Driver in 1991. Director of Operations today. Jim Ingalls has spent 35 years at MediCab of Rochester, and he doesn't sugarcoat what it takes to run NEMT in New York right now. Cameron Craig sits down with Jim to talk about how a company started in 1975 out of a basement in Rochester became a 32-vehicle operation that's fully booked every day. Jim covers losing the adult day program business to a state rate cut, pivoting into car transports, and why they now run more taxis than wheelchair vans. H
$12M in Fake Medicaid Rides and a Broker Shakeup | Genie Journal Recap, August 2026 (opens the original)
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Four people were charged this month over twelve million dollars in Medicaid transportation claims, and the operation behind it was never a transportation company. Prosecutors say it manufactured ride data and spoofed GPS coordinates, then supplied it to companies that billed Medicaid for trips that never happened. That is one of six stories in the August Genie Journal Recap, your monthly update on the regulatory, financial, and operational shifts shaping medical transportation. In this episode:
Can You Use Your Own Vehicle for NEMT? BraunAbility on Buying, Building, and What Comes Next (opens the original)
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Anyone can put a van in a garage and start cutting. That's not the same as building something that's ADA compliant, crash tested, and safe to put a passenger in. Cameron Craig, CEO of RouteGenie, sits down with Jake Craig and John Maselli from BraunAbility's retail commercial team — the company Ralph Braun started after fabricating his own wheelchair lift on a postal Jeep in a Winamac, Indiana garage. They answer the question every new provider asks first: can I use my own vehicle for NEMT? From
20 Years in NEMT ft. Chas McCarthy, Orqa Group | Inside the Lamp NEMT Podcast (opens the original)
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Is rideshare a threat to NEMT, or the most useful tool in the toolbox? Host Jonathon Anthon talks with Chas McCarthy, General Manager at Orqa Group, who has spent nearly two decades across the NEMT ecosystem in operations, provider relations, and broker management. Chas covers what makes the broker and provider relationship work, why rideshare has matured into an asset rather than a disruptor, and how aligning stakeholders around one definition of success leads to better outcomes for patients, p
Genie Journal Recap: Latest 2026 News — The Month About NEMT Proof (opens the original)
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July was a month about proof, and the providers who can document clean trips are pulling ahead. This month's Genie Journal Recap covers the regulatory, financial, and operational shifts shaping medical transportation, plus what each one means for providers. In this episode: Ohio SB 315 makes GPS-confirmed pickup, transport, and drop-off a condition of payment for NEMT, phasing in over 18 months Iowa stands up a Medicaid Fraud Elimination Task Force with EVV in focus and a strategy due in 120 day
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