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TEMPE, Ariz. - PennZone -- Tempe, Arizona – The Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Accreditation Commission® (NEMTAC®) is pleased to announce the election of its officers for the coming year.  Dan Reid, President and Managing Member of Grove Transit and Go Ride, was elected to continue as President having stepped into the interim President role last month.  Tanya Copeland, a Mentor at TechStar, and Frank Ciccarella, owner of Synergize Consulting, will serve as Vice Presidents.   Lori Bonderowitz, Vice President of Service Operations at Cohere Health, was elected to Treasurer, and Julie Correll, Chief Compliance Officer and General Counsel at Cotiviti, will continue in her role as Secretary for the NEMTAC® Board of Directors.

These distinguished individuals bring a wealth of knowledge, experience, and a commitment to excellence in non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) to their new roles. NEMTAC® is confident their leadership will advance the organization's mission of promoting the highest standards in the NEMT industry.

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"I am excited to work with our new slate of officers in the coming year," said Peter Hicks, Executive Director of NEMTAC. "Their combined expertise and passion for NEMTAC's mission will drive us closer to achieving our goals of improving the quality and safety of non-emergency medical transportation."

"Our prior President Effie Carlson did a fantastic job these past few years putting NEMTAC in a position to allow us to fulfill our goal and commitment to the NEMT industry", said current President Reid, "I look forward this next year to expanding our reach to industry regulators, paying sources, and of course, NEMT providers.  Our hope is that in the very near future all these organizations will no longer be asking "What are NEMTAC's standards?", but rather they will be asking how they can justify not holding themselves accountable to meeting NEMTAC standards throughout their organizations."

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The newly elected executive team for the Board of Directors will lead NEMTAC® in its efforts to set and maintain the highest standards for NEMT services, providing a critical resource for organizations striving for excellence in the field.

For more information about NEMTAC® and its leadership team, please visit www.NEMTAC.co

About NEMTAC:

The Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Accreditation Commission® (NEMTAC®) is a non-profit healthcare organization dedicated to setting and upholding the highest standards for non-emergency medical transportation. NEMTAC® promotes the quality of care in the NEMT industry and ensures that transportation providers meet the necessary criteria to deliver safe, efficient, and reliable services. Learn more about NEMTAC at www.NEMTAC.co.