AngelTrack (Angel Track) for NEMT
One browser-based dispatch system from AngelTrack covers EMS, fire and NEMT, and it submits 837P and CMS-1500 claims itself.
- Price
- AngelTrack gives quotes to NEMT fleets. Published EMS plans from AngelTrack start at $778 a month for up to 450 calls and top out at $2,988 a month for up to 4,000 calls. (AngelTrack pricing)
- Claims for Medicaid and insurance
- It submits 837P electronic claims and CMS-1500 paper forms straight to Medicaid and health plans.
- Brokers it lists
- VectorCare, MoviHealth, Randseco/StatCall and Modivcare
- Setup and contract
- AngelTrack states that it never requires a contract; you pay month to month.
- Rating of the driver app (out of 5)
- There is no rated driver app; drivers do their work in the browser.
Request a demo from AngelTrack
What to ask AngelTrack in a demo
- Based on your count of vehicles and trips, what would AngelTrack cost per month?
Fleets that fit AngelTrack
This fits an ambulance or EMS provider that runs wheelchair and ambulatory trips too and wants one system, claims included, covering both.
If you're NEMT-only, you'll pay for EMS tools you never use, and with drivers working in the browser there's no driver app rating you can judge.
AngelTrack's listed features
- Trips get assigned to drivers automatically
- Routes are optimized
- Vehicles tracked by live GPS
- Trips on a recurring or standing order
- The driver app runs offline
- Signature from the rider, taken in the driver app
- A booking portal for facilities
- Card payments taken for private pay
- Trip types for wheelchair and stretcher
- A module for EMS or ambulances
- An open API that works with your own systems
AngelTrack's own pages or app listing describe each one, angeltrack.com for example.
The brokers AngelTrack names
- Integrations named
- Modivcare, together with VectorCare, MoviHealth, Randseco/StatCall
Three AngelTrack alternatives
- Traumasoft: if ambulance work fills most of your day, this other EMS-first platform has a NEMT side
- NEMT Cloud Dispatch: NEMT tiers are published, with claims filed straight to Medicaid and insurers, for fleets that are mostly NEMT
- RouteGenie: NEMT-first software that bills Medicaid and insurers directly and lists many brokers