1. Share the trip basics
Date, appointment time, pickup location, destination, and passenger mobility needs.
Who this page is for
- Clinic and practice front desks scheduling patient rides
- Hospital and SNF discharge planners arranging non-emergency transport
- Home health, dialysis centers, and therapy providers
- Caregivers and family coordinators who need a reliable local option
- Broker-style NEMT partners (including ModivCare-style networks) exploring local coverage
We keep the conversation practical: trip window, passenger needs, pickup and destination, and a clear confirmation.
Why partners call local
- Direct line to the owner-operator, Scott Herber
- Local Eastern Panhandle familiarity, not a distant call center
- Appointment-based scheduling that respects clinic timelines
- Soft wheelchair-access option when the vehicle is available (ask at booking)
- Discreet NPI on file for partners who need a provider reference
How facility referrals usually work
A simple path that fits busy care teams.
2. Confirm fit and timing
MediPath checks availability and confirms whether the trip can be covered as requested.
3. Coordinate the handoff
Keep patient or caregiver contact details clear so pickup and return stay on track.
Clear boundaries
MediPath does not invent board certifications, insurance dollar amounts, or broker contract status on this site. If your organization needs credential packets, W-9 details, or network enrollment steps, call or email and we will discuss what is already on file.
Service stays local to the Eastern Panhandle and nearby WV–VA–MD border communities. We do not claim statewide or national coverage.
Start a partner conversation
Scott Herber · Falling Waters, WV · NPI on file