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What Kindred United does here: dispatch and operational support for carriers operating under their own authority. What we don't do: provide or arrange actual medical transportation. The carrier you contract with is the transportation provider; we handle their ops workload.
// What we coordinate

The operational workload
behind a medical transport program.

Running medical transportation requires discipline at every step of trip coordination. We handle the operational layer — the workflows, communication, and documentation that hold the program together day after day.

Carrier Acquisition for Medical Transport

Sourcing qualified carriers running medical transport (ambulatory, wheelchair, stretcher) under their own authority. We evaluate capacity, service area, and equipment mix as part of the matching workflow.

Scheduling & Trip Coordination

Trip intake, scheduling, and confirmation workflows — recurring appointments, one-time trips, and adjust-on-the-day rebooking handled cleanly so the carrier's drivers see clean daily runs.

Documentation Workflows

Trip records, driver confirmations, signature capture, mileage logs, and exception notes — captured as part of each trip and organized for the carrier's compliance and billing pipeline.

Customer Communication

Riders, care coordinators, and facility contacts receive timely updates and courteous handoffs. Inbound questions are answered by an operations team that knows the trip status and the carrier's workflow.

Where our support ends
and the carrier's role begins.

// Kindred United
Dispatch & operations support

Carrier acquisition support, scheduling and trip coordination processes, documentation workflows, and customer communication coordination for carriers operating under their own authority.

// The carrier
Transportation provider

The medical transport carrier — under their own authority — performs the actual transportation. They hold the operating authority, the credentialing, and the direct relationship with the rider, facility, or program.

Talk to us about
your medical transport ops.

Tell us about your medical transportation program — service area, equipment mix, daily trip volume, and what ops workload you want off your plate.