
No Tricks, Just Treats: Stress-Free Transportation for Outpatient Procedures
October brings costumes, pumpkins, and plenty of surprises. When you have an outpatient procedure on your calendar, though, a surprise about your ride home is

October brings costumes, pumpkins, and plenty of surprises. When you have an outpatient procedure on your calendar, though, a surprise about your ride home is

For patients preparing for a colonoscopy or upper endoscopy, transportation is one detail in an already unfamiliar process. Between preparation instructions, arrival times, and questions

For outpatient surgery centers, a successful patient experience begins well before procedure day and continues until the patient has been safely discharged. Transportation can play

October brings costumes, pumpkins, and plenty of surprises. When you have an outpatient procedure on

For patients preparing for a colonoscopy or upper endoscopy, transportation is one detail in an

For outpatient surgery centers, a successful patient experience begins well before procedure day and continues

September is Healthy Aging Month, a great reminder that staying proactive about your health can

For outpatient surgery centers, transportation can have a direct impact on the patient experience. When

As summer winds down, many families begin settling back into familiar routines. School schedules return,

Outpatient procedures are carefully scheduled to keep healthcare providers, surgical teams, and patients on track.

As summer is winding down, calendars begin filling up quickly with school schedules, sports, extracurricular

Providing excellent patient care extends beyond the procedure itself. For many outpatient surgery centers, one

Summer is a time for vacations, family gatherings, and busy schedules. While many people look
Started Amera Solutions on the grassroots level with a desire to help her community. In 2010 she identified a need for ambulatory outpatient transportation. From tough beginnings herself, Mrs. Rivers developed an affinity for those who lacked the resources to take care of themselves and their families. Mrs. Rivers self-funded the start of Amera, growing it to the $10 million company it is today.