Ambulatory
For patients who can walk on their own or with minimal assistance, and ride in a standard vehicle seat.
- Dialysis, therapy & follow-up visits
- Door-to-door assistance
- Standing orders for recurring care
NextLek connects healthcare facilities and families with independent, credential-verified NEMT operators across DC, Maryland, and Virginia — ambulatory, wheelchair, and stretcher transport with live trip tracking on every ride.
Pre-launch: we’re onboarding founding facilities and operators in the DMV now. Join the waitlist to be first in line.
Illustration — how a live trip will look in the NextLek app.
Every trip is matched to the patient’s mobility level — never a sedan for a stretcher patient, never an ambulance bill for a patient who can walk.
For patients who can walk on their own or with minimal assistance, and ride in a standard vehicle seat.
For patients who travel in their own wheelchair — including bariatric chairs — secured in a lift- or ramp-equipped van.
For patients who cannot sit upright. Stretcher-van trips run with two trained attendants; when a patient needs care or monitoring en route, licensed ambulance partners take the trip.
One dashboard for every trip leaving your building — scheduled, standing-order, or will-call — with proof of every handoff and one monthly bill.
Sample data — a preview of the dashboard founding facilities will use.
NextLek brings facility and family trips to independent NEMT operators across the DMV — without a broker taking a cut of your price.
Getting a parent to dialysis or home from the hospital shouldn’t take six phone calls. Book in minutes, see the price up front, and follow the ride live.
No operator receives a trip until every credential passes, and the platform keeps checking for as long as they drive.
Facilities, operators and partners can read the full pilot plan: how trips are dispatched, how money works, and our path to Medicare and Medicaid. It opens after you accept a short confidentiality agreement.
We’re building NextLek with the people who will use it first. Tell us how medical transport works — and doesn’t — for you today.
You’re helping decide where NextLek launches first and what gets built first. Want launch updates too? Join the waitlist below.
Join the waitlistFounding facilities and operators are being onboarded now, ahead of the DMV launch. Tell us who you are and where you are — we’ll reach out in order.
Thanks for joining. We’ll be in touch as NextLek opens in your area of the DMV.