Transportation Providers
Transdev is the broker for NEMT services across the Hawaiian Islands. We focus on providing safe and timely transportation to give Medicaid and Medicare members more flexibility, freedom and control over their personal health. In Hawaii, we need a strong network of independent drivers and transportation providers.
Join the Transdev Network
Transdev is currently seeking partnerships for all modes of transportation (wheelchair accessible vehicles, vans, sedans, taxis, transit authorities) throughout the Hawaiian Islands of Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Lanai, Maui, and Hawai’i.
Transportation Provider Responsibilities
Safety First: At the start of your day, inspect your vehicle to ensure the interior and exterior are clean, and has everything needed to manage travel for the day. Make certain passengers with children have the state-approved child seat and that all passengers are wearing their seatbelts. Wheelchair devices must be properly secured before taking off.
Be on Time, Every Time: Timeliness is critical for transportation providers. If the member is not present within the 15-minute window, call or message Transdev using your tablet device to report the no show before proceeding to your next pick up.
Complete the Trip: At each pick-up location, get the member’s electronic signature and finalize the trip using your tablet device. This allows speedy claims submissions and accurate billing.
Incident Reporting: If an accident or incident occurs while a member is in your vehicle, immediately fill out an incident report for investigation by the Transdev Operations team, and if necessary, the local authorities.
Customer Service Excellence: Be courteous, patient and helpful to all passengers.
Transportation Provider Resources
New to Transdev? Watch video tutorials and find other useful information on our resources page.
Transportation Provider Portal
Access your transportation provider account portal on the Ecolane portal to view and manage your upcoming trips.
Ecolane transportation provider portal »