
How Outpatient Surgery Centers Can Make Transportation Part of the Patient Care Plan
For outpatient surgery centers, transportation can have a direct impact on the patient experience. When ride arrangements are unclear or fall through at the last

For outpatient surgery centers, transportation can have a direct impact on the patient experience. When ride arrangements are unclear or fall through at the last

As summer winds down, many families begin settling back into familiar routines. School schedules return, work calendars become more structured, and the slower pace of

Outpatient procedures are carefully scheduled to keep healthcare providers, surgical teams, and patients on track. Unfortunately, one of the most common reasons appointments are delayed

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

When preparing for an outpatient procedure, most patients focus on the procedure itself, recovery instructions,

May is National Nurses Month, making it the perfect opportunity to recognize the healthcare professionals

National Healthcare Decisions Day: Why Planning Your Transportation Matters April 16 is recognized as National

Planning Ahead: Why April Is a Smart Time for Outpatient Procedures April is a natural
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.