If your insurance covers the trip, we'll bill the carrier

Original Medicare (Parts A and B) generally does not cover routine non-emergency medical transportation. Medicare typically covers ambulance services only in emergencies or when other transportation would endanger your health. However, many Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans include transportation as a supplemental benefit. Check your Medicare Advantage plan documents or ask DachiPlus to verify your coverage.

Many Medicare Advantage plans include transportation as a supplemental benefit, typically a set number of one-way trips per year to plan-approved medical appointments. Benefits vary by plan and may require coordination through a designated transportation vendor. We can help verify your coverage when you call.

Yes. Under New York Workers' Compensation Law, transportation to authorized medical appointments related to a work-related injury is covered. DachiPlus bills directly to the carrier or self-insured employer using the NF-3 or equivalent form. We require the case number, carrier information, and adjuster contact at booking.

Yes. New York no-fault auto insurance (PIP) covers medical transportation related to injuries from a motor vehicle accident. Coverage typically extends to medical appointments, physical therapy, diagnostic imaging, and specialist visits. DachiPlus bills the no-fault carrier directly; we need the claim number, carrier, and adjuster contact.

Many long-term care insurance policies cover transportation to medical appointments as a covered benefit, particularly for policyholders receiving in-home care. Reimbursement rules vary by policy. We provide detailed invoices suitable for LTCI reimbursement and can coordinate direct billing where the carrier supports it.