The State-by-State NEMT Resource Hub provides a centralized reference to publicly available and nationally recognized resources describing how non-emergency medical transportation is administered across U.S. states and territories.
This page does not evaluate, rank, or endorse state models, brokers, or provider networks. Instead, it directs users to authoritative source documents—such as Medicaid agency guidance and national research organizations—that describe NEMT program structures, oversight, and operational frameworks by state.
Selecting a state on the map links to a state-specific profile developed by the Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM), which documents how non-emergency medical transportation is organized within that state.
These profiles typically describe Medicaid program oversight, brokerage or administrative models, and the structure of local NEMT networks. NEMTAC does not modify or reinterpret these materials and provides access for reference purposes only.
The resources above provide nationally applicable reference tools commonly used across non-emergency medical transportation programs, regardless of state model or stakeholder role.
