Most PACE trips are the same participants, going to the same day center, on the same days. Bambi lets your dispatch team build those routes once with Run Bambi Run, save them as route templates, and put out a whole month of day center runs in a few clicks.

Day center transportation is predictable. Your software should treat it that way.
Run Bambi Run groups participants who live near each other into the fewest vans, in the right pickup order, before anyone saves a template.
Put a husband and wife on the same template, in the same van, so they arrive at the center together every time.
Apply your templates to the whole month at once. The recurring trips come from Trip Subscriptions, so nobody rebooks a standing ride.
New enrollments and one-off trips stay unassigned, so dispatch handles the changes instead of rebuilding the board.

Start with the trips. Trip Subscriptions create each participant's recurring rides to and from the day center, four weeks ahead. Then run Run Bambi Run on a typical day. It weighs vehicle capacity, wheelchairs and pickup windows and suggests the routes.
Happy with them? Save each run as a route template. That is how myPlace Health built its day center routes: optimize with Bambi, then lock the suggestions in as templates instead of re-optimizing every day.
Pick a future date, click Route and choose your templates. Bambi matches that day's unassigned trips to each template and assigns them to the right drivers in the right order. myPlace Health puts its day center routes out a month at a time.
Participants who use a wheelchair and participants who walk can share a van when it has room for both, because vehicle capacity is set up once per van and every template respects it.


Trips that do not match a template stay unassigned, so a new enrollment or a one-off visit gets a dispatcher's eye or a pass of Run Bambi Run. Add the new participant to the template that fits, or let the optimizer place them, and the next month's routes include them.
Day center runs are where PACE transportation is most efficient: one van, several participants, one destination. Keeping them consistent is how you protect that efficiency as enrollment grows.
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Trip Subscriptions create each participant's recurring day center rides. Run Bambi Run suggests efficient routes, and dispatch saves those runs as route templates. Applying the templates to future days assigns the matching trips to the right drivers in order, so a month of day center runs takes a few clicks.
Trip Subscriptions create the recurring trips, four weeks ahead. Route templates assign those trips to drivers in a set order. Run Bambi Run is the third piece: it optimizes any trips you give it. Most PACE programs use all three.
Yes. Put them on the same route template, in the same van. As long as the van has room for both, for example one wheelchair space and one seat, they ride together every time the template is applied.


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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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