A coalition of leading healthcare companies, including Amerigroup Georgia, Avesis, and Agilix, joined Uber Health to test a simple yet powerful idea: Can targeted nutritional support in the form of education, clinical guidance, and vouchers for groceries help improve birth outcomes and infant health in hard-to-serve populations?

For counties and human services agencies, removing transportation barriers directly impacts public health, housing stability, and overall community well-being.

Learn how Uber and South Shore Peer Recovery are helping people find stability, connection, and hope in their recovery from addiction.

Discover how LISC’s Health Access Fund helps people living on low incomes, in rural and urban places, get to and from the destinations that play into their health and well being.

Discover how a San Diego nonprofit is using on-demand rides to help older adults and people with disabilities enjoy the freedom of transportation.

Helping people with disabilities have fuller, more independent lives with easy access to on-demand transportation through Uber Health.

By offering rides through Uber Health, MedStar reduced last-minute cancellations and increased fill rates by 5-10 percentage points.

Adams Clinical saw a 20% increase in trial patient retention by offering complementary rides with Uber Health.

BMC saved $500K by replacing interfacility shuttle buses with Uber Health.

LBFE used Uber Health to give older adults greater mobility and brought back independence to their lives.

Uber Health has partnered with Ambulnz to make it easier for healthcare providers to request non-emergency medical transportation for their patients.

This Boston Medical Center clinic partnered with Uber Health to offer transportation solutions for its patient community.

Cerner customers can reduce unnecessary steps and use of multiple tools when serving patients.

Uber Health is now available for any health plan or care organization that uses American Logistics for non-emergency medical transportation.