Join home52 Transportation
At this time, we are not accepting new providers. Please use this link to complete a home52 Transportation Provider interest form. Check back soon for updates.
Since home52 Transportation launched in 2021, the number of transportation providers contracted with home52 Transportation has tripled. Currently, coordination center staff work with 16 local providers to schedule rides, including eight small business entities. home52 Transportation staff have worked hard to recruit additional providers with a particular focus on small and minority-owned businesses. Provider growth has occurred largely through good service and word of mouth.
Additionally, for providers such as hospitals, health systems, dialysis clinics and federally qualified health centers, home52 Transportation can act as a centralized scheduling service, optimizing routes, schedules and vehicles to best meet the unique needs of their riders.
home52 Transportation coordinates multiple transportation providers through a centralized coordination system, providing both on-demand and advance-scheduled trips for riders with unique transportation needs.
The program serves:
home52 Transportation addresses a key social determinant of health. When individuals can get to their appointments, adherence improves, resulting in better outcomes and cost savings for patients and providers. home52 Transportation provides:
home52 has partnered with The Health Collaborative to measure the impact of a coordinated transportation system on reducing healthcare costs and improving health outcomes.
System and infrastructure funding is provided by an Access and Mobility grant from the Federal Transit Administration, Council on Aging and The Health Collaborative. Transportation services (rides) are funded using existing payor sources or private pay, when applicable.
Additionally, home52 Transportation can contract with healthcare facilities and providers that wish to cover the cost of transportation for their patients or clients.
The following documents provide more information about becoming a provider with home52 Transportation:
home52 is a subsidiary of Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio. Leveraging 50 years of experience, Council on Aging and home52 are experts at helping individuals, families and caregivers manage complex medical and long-term care needs. home52 offers services that align with Council on Aging’s mission to help individuals remain independent in their homes and communities.
Judy Eschmann, Vice President of Community & Business Operations
jeschmann@help4seniors.org
(513) 345-8683