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In a Wednesday morning announcement at Medical Center of the
Rockies (MCR) in Loveland, UCHealth stated it will partner with ride-share
company Uber in a pilot program for patient transportation. The partnership will provide patients “heavily discounted” rides
to the hospital or doctor’s appointments. Manny Rodriguez, UCHealth’s Chief
Marketting and Experience Officer stated, “Twenty to thirty percent of patients
cancel an appointment because they can’t get there." For patients without access
to a vehicle or without the ability to operate a vehicle, the new program will
offer another option. Many details are still in the works such as the geographic
extent of the services and whether rides will be
wheelchair or handicap accessible.
Read more from the Coloradoan.
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