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What we have learned running NEMT and fleet operations, written for the people who run them.
Jeff sits down with Phil Wilkins of BYA Everyday, a former McDonald’s franchisee and NEMT broker executive, to talk about thinking strategically under rising costs, diversifying beyond a single broker, the structure that lets an owner step away, and building relationship capital in your community.
Jeff sits down with Marc Crawford, Director of Transportation at Swan Insurance, to talk about what a new provider actually needs covered, why commercial auto rates keep climbing, and how a culture of safety and the right technology show up in what operators pay.
What does it take to grow an NEMT business in a changing industry? Mohamed Hamed shares firsthand lessons on navigating financial pressure, embracing technology, retaining drivers, and building a foundation for long-term success.
Jeff sits down with Jeremy Scalzi of M7 Ride, the Connecticut company his father started with 15 taxis in 1987, to talk about surviving ride-hailing, launching assisted service levels, running a 200-vehicle fleet, and what the NEMT industry should ask of itself next.
Naveera’s monarch butterfly logo is more than a symbol. It represents the efficiency, adaptability, and consistency that lie at the center of our software design philosophy. Explore the surprising parallels between one of nature’s most remarkable species and the future of fleet management.
A dash cam records what happened. A telematics system explains why it happened so you can decide what to do next. Learn how AI analysis and the exponential power of integrated data can help transportation providers move from reacting to problems to preventing them.
Naveera launched publicly on July 1. Two months later, more than 50 companies and over 1,500 users are running on the platform. A look at that growth, the partnerships behind it, and where a platform rooted in NEMT goes next.
Growing your fleet exposes every inefficiency in your operations. See how the right system closes those gaps.
Recurring dialysis runs, will-call discharges and multi-leg transfers each fail in their own way. What actually happens between accepting a trip and closing it out, and what separates an operation that absorbs the variance from one that passes it on to the rider.
A walkthrough of routing, dispatch, the driver app and billing, on your own operation's shape rather than a canned demo account.