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Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) provides safe and reliable transportation for individuals who need assistance traveling to and from medical appointments, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and other healthcare-related destinations. NEMT services are designed for those who do not require emergency medical attention during transport.
We proudly serve Franklin and the surrounding counties. If you are unsure if we cover your location, please contact us at 614-333-9090 or email us at info@affiaservices.com.
You can book our services by filling out the form on our website, calling us at 614-333-9090, or emailing us at info@affiaservices.com. Our team will review your request and get back to you as soon as possible to confirm your booking.
We offer a wide range of transportation services, including:
- Wheelchair Transportation
- Ambulatory Transportation
- Long-Distance Transportation
- Special Needs Transportation
- Patient Transfer Services
- Residential Transportation
Yes, we offer long-distance transportation services for individuals who need to travel for medical appointments or other reasons. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs and to schedule a long-distance trip.
Safety is our top priority. Our vehicles are regularly inspected and maintained to meet the highest safety standards. Our drivers are trained professionals who are committed to providing a safe and secure ride for all our clients.
While our drivers are trained in basic first aid and CPR, our services are non-emergency in nature. For medical emergencies, please contact emergency medical services immediately.
We accept various forms of payment, including credit/debit cards and Medicaid.
Coverage for NEMT services depends on your insurance provider and plan. We recommend checking with your insurance company to see if your policy includes NEMT coverage.
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AFFIA (African Agribusiness Incubators Network) offers a variety of services designed to support and develop agribusinesses across Africa. Their services typically include:
1. **Business Incubation and Acceleration:**
– Providing startups with the resources, mentorship, and guidance needed to grow their agribusiness ventures.
– Offering acceleration programs to help more established businesses scale their operations.
2. **Access to Finance:**
– Facilitating access to funding through partnerships with financial institutions, investors, and grant programs.
– Offering financial literacy training and support in preparing business plans and proposals.
3. **Capacity Building and Training:**
– Organizing workshops, seminars, and training sessions on various aspects of agribusiness management, technology, and innovation.
– Providing specialized training in areas such as sustainable farming practices, value addition, and market access strategies.
4. **Market Linkages:**
– Connecting agribusinesses with local, regional, and international markets to help them expand their customer base.
– Facilitating participation in trade fairs, exhibitions, and business-to-business meetings.
5. **Technology and Innovation Support:**
– Promoting the adoption of modern agricultural technologies and innovative practices.
– Supporting the development and commercialization of new agritech solutions.
6. **Policy Advocacy:**
– Engaging with policymakers to create an enabling environment for agribusiness development.
– Advocating for policies that support smallholder farmers and agribusiness entrepreneurs.
7. **Networking and Collaboration:**
– Providing platforms for agribusiness stakeholders to network, share knowledge, and collaborate on projects.
– Facilitating partnerships between businesses, research institutions, and other relevant organizations.
8. **Research and Development:**
– Conducting research on emerging trends and challenges in the agribusiness sector.
– Providing insights and data to inform business strategies and decision-making.
These services are designed to foster innovatin, improve productivity, and enhance the competitiveness of African agribusinesses, ultimately contributing to the continent’s economic growth and food security.
