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State of Illinois Approved Training
2-Day Webinar (4 h/day) or 1-Day Intensive (8 h). Complete vehicle operator and passenger safety certification.
State Approved
Illinois Department certified programs
ADA Exceeding Standards
Beyond compliance requirements
Insurance Benefits
Up to 10% fleet insurance savings
Available Monday-Friday: 8am-5pm
+1 312 825 1191State-approved NEMT safety training designed for modern transportation professionals
State-Approved Internal Training Platform
Medicarsafety.com provides an alternative "Train the Trainer" platform allowing internal employees to deliver State-approved NEMT safety training.
State Of Illinois Training Program
2-day webinar (4 h/day) or 1-day intensive (8 h) covering vehicle-operator and passenger-safety programs. Certification after webinar + onsite evaluation.
Required Every 3 Years
Agencies must maintain proof of safety-training completion. Renewal protects both patient and driver and is required every three years.
State-Approved Internal Training Platform
Medicarsafety.com provides an alternative "Train the Trainer" platform allowing internal employees to deliver State-approved NEMT safety training.
State Of Illinois Training Program
2-day webinar (4 h/day) or 1-day intensive (8 h) covering vehicle-operator and passenger-safety programs. Certification after webinar + onsite evaluation.
Required Every 3 Years
Agencies must maintain proof of safety-training completion. Renewal protects both patient and driver and is required every three years.
MediCarSafety has partnered with iDrivio to provide NEMT (non-emergency medical training program) to agencies providing non-emergent transportation services.
The NEMT training program exceeds American Disability Act (ADA) training requirements.
The training program is also recognized by insurance agencies and service providers participating in the program qualify to receive up to 10% savings for their fleet insurance coverage.
Non emergency medi-car and service car transportation agencies must certify that the driver and employee attendant, as applicable, have completed a safety program approved by the Department.
Our Train the Trainer (TTT-10) program prepares selected employees to become certified trainers, allowing them to conduct State-approved Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) safety training within their organization. The designated employee must be part of an operational non-emergent medical transportation service.
Complete the webinar sessions (either two 4-hour sessions or a single 8-hour session).
Pass the online written examination (32 questions, 80% passing score).
Undergo an on-site evaluation to review all passenger securement procedures and demonstrate proficiency.
This structured program ensures your trainers are fully prepared to deliver consistent and compliant safety training.
MediCarSafety has partnered with iDrivio to provide NEMT (non-emergency medical training program) to agencies providing non-emergent transportation services. The NEMT training program exceeds American Disability Act (ADA) training requirements. The training program is also recognized by insurance agencies and service providers participating in the program qualify to receive up to 10% savings for their fleet insurance coverage.
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For a wheelchair accessible vehicle is considered commercial applications, they need to be safety inspected by state approve safety site. They will give them a rectangular sticker. They pull into a safety inspection state-approved safety site. Inspectors will be looking for: A. Fire Extinguisher B. First Aid Kit C. Break down Kit D. Biohazard Spill Kit. Once application and paperwork with the State are processed and an inspector from the General. The office will check the vehicles.
For a wheelchair accessible vehicle they need to have MC plates, for that they will go the same place to cab drivers, and limousine drivers go to. Any of the Secretary of State (SOS) building. When they go to the SOS, they will be required to present registration, proof of insurance, safety line inspection sheet. For a non-wheelchair accessible vehicle, they will need PT plates and they will to the SOS building. When they go to the Secretary of State facility, they will be required to present registration, safety line inspection sheet, proof of insurance.
Anyone. As a general rule of thumb, insurance providers will not insure drivers in commercial driving positions that are under 25 years of age. However, persons may work in different capacities in the transportation industry that do not require them to actually drive a commercial vehicle. Can a waiver be obtained in certain cases? Yes.
Everyone.
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