Who we serve

Five kinds of callers, and they all want something different

A daughter wants to know her mother arrived. A discharge planner wants the bed back. A dialysis coordinator wants the chair to turn on time. A lab wants the specimen there before the batch closes. We built for each of them rather than averaging them into 'patients.'

Patients & families

You put your mother in a van and then hear nothing for an hour.

Every MedCompass trip gets a confirmed pickup window and a driver who calls when they're close. You get a text when your parent is picked up and another when they're delivered.

One escort always rides free, so someone can go along.

A woman at her kitchen table watching the live map of her mother's ride on a laptop

Hospitals & discharge planning

A bed stays occupied because transport is three hours out.

Facility accounts get a dispatch line that skips the queue, guaranteed discharge windows, and a named dispatcher who already has every trip your unit has booked today.

Same-day capacity held back for discharges, plus a dedicated facility line.

A hospital discharge planner confirming a pickup time with a MedCompass crew member at a nurses' station

Dialysis centers

A missed ride means a missed session and a hospital admission.

Standing orders are locked to the same driver and the same van wherever possible, so your patients see a familiar face three times a week and your chairs turn on schedule.

Standing orders locked to the same driver and van wherever possible.

A driver wheeling a rider into a dialysis center at dawn as a staff member holds the door

Skilled nursing & assisted living

Staff spend the morning on hold confirming pickups.

Book the whole week in one pass, then let it run. Your coordinator gets a single dispatch contact for every resident's trip and is only called when something actually needs a decision.

Bulk scheduling for up to 40 recurring trips at once.

Labs, pharmacies & facilities

A delayed specimen run means a redraw, a rerun, or a result the physician needed yesterday.

Medical courier runs are dispatched directly, not shared with other stops, with a signed chain-of-custody log at every handoff and a Business Associate Agreement on file. STAT pickups move within 30 minutes.

OSHA-trained drivers, temperature-controlled totes on every run.

A MedCompass courier handing a sealed specimen cooler to a laboratory technician who signs for it on a tablet

Booking for a facility?

Facility accounts get a direct dispatch line, consolidated monthly invoicing, bulk scheduling for recurring trips, and a named dispatcher who already has every trip your unit has booked today.

Facility partnerships

MedCompass

Book a ride

Tell us the trip. Dispatch calls you back to confirm the price and pickup window.

Access and equipment notes only. Don’t include diagnoses here.

No card needed. Dispatch confirms price before the trip.