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MMT Turns 16 Years Old!
Dec 6, 2012
From our very first call 16 years ago to the ones coming in today, I am continually humbled as people place their most precious treasures, their family members, in our care. As the number of years in business stack up, it becomes easier to gai...
One Story Beats a Hundred Adjectives..
Apr 13, 2012
For many people, our website is the first window into our company. For those who never see the website, it’s the phone call into our dispatch center that creates that first impression. If we drop the ball there, then it makes no differen...
A 99 Year Old Sums it Up!
Jan 25, 2012
Two months ago, my family and I said our final goodbyes to the strongest woman I have ever known. At 99 years old, my grandmother, affectionately known as “Gammy” expressed to her caregiver that she wanted to lie down because she was...
FAQ Items
What are 5 unusual requests that you've had from a family or patient?
Sep 30, 2010
5 unusual requests from our customers and our responses to each. 1. We would like my dad to have all of the Andy Griffith Show episodes to watch from 1968, season 8. Our response: Any special snacks to go along with that? (Thank you Amazon.com) 2...
My sister is in great shape except that she is incontinent and wears diapers. Because of this, Im not comfortable taking her in my car on such a long trip across country. Can your staff accomodate her needs?
Sep 17, 2010
Yes. We change diapers, accomodate feeding tubes, continue oxygen, empty foley catheter bags, maintain eating schedules and help insure that the patient stays on their medication schedule. For patients with restrictive diets (pureed, soft, diabeti...
I am new to this, and I'm not even sure if my dad's condition is too serious for you to accomodate. How much information do you need to determine this?
Sep 17, 2010
MMT specializes in long distance (and local within a specified area) non-emergency transportation. We will never arrange transportation for a patient whose needs, we feel, fall beyond our scope of care. Most patients who have been discharged from ...



