Pharmacies, medical equipment suppliers and care programs need things delivered, not just people. Bambi books each drop-off as a Delivery trip, lets Run Bambi Run fit it into a driver's day, and won't let the driver finish until someone signs.

NEMT software is usually built around riders. Bambi treats a delivery as a trip, so the vans and drivers you already have can carry both.
Slot deliveries into open time on a driver's day instead of leaving a van parked between appointments.
Deliveries sit on the same dispatch board as passenger trips, so one dispatcher runs both.
The Driver App asks for the signature of the recipient or their proxy, and the driver can't continue until it's captured.
Every signed delivery stays in your trip history: what was dropped off, where, when and who signed for it.

Choose Delivery as the space type when you add a trip, and the drop-off moves through the same workflow as every ride. See how prescription and equipment deliveries work.
Run Bambi Run assigns deliveries just like any other trip, or your dispatcher places one on a driver by hand from Fleet HQ.


At drop-off the Driver App collects the e-signature of the recipient or their proxy, the driver notes who signed, and Continue stays locked until it's in.


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myPlace Health, a Los Angeles PACE program, cut transportation cost per member per month by 65% with Bambi, and cost per trip by about 68%, while the fleet grew to 26 vans with no dispatchers added.Program-reported. Not a guarantee of results for other programs.
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