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Transformative Healthcare is committed to delivering excellent patient outcomes, cost-effectively, by innovating how both patients and data move through our healthcare system.
Transformative creates customized partnerships with communities and healthcare providers — municipalities, hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and more — that combine mobile testing and contact tracing, patient monitoring, medical transportation and in-home care with intelligent data analytics that improve patient experience and outcomes while reducing the overall cost of healthcare. For EMS agencies and communities, we provide a suite of best-in-class outsourced solutions for dispatch, billing, and fleet management, as well as the region’s best EMT training and certification programs. We are investing in creating tomorrow’s best EMS system — today. We are committed to making Transformative the industry-best workplace, with unrivaled opportunities for Paramedics, EMTs, and medical transportation professionals to advance and grow, all in a can-do culture of clinical excellence and continuous improvement. Transformative is made up of three separately managed Divisions, one serving Massachusetts, the second serving New Hampshire and Maine and the third providing pre-built technology-driven solutions around mobile testing, contact tracing and patient monitoring. Transformative is also the growing parent company of LifeLine Ambulance Service, operating from 12 locations across New Hampshire and Eastern Massachusetts; Stewart’s Ambulance Service, which has served New Hampshire’s Lakes Region from its 3 locations for 40 years; Fallon Ambulance Service, which has served Eastern Massachusetts from its 10 locations for 98 years and most recently the operations of the former American Ambulance Service serving the New Hampshire seacoast and southern Maine. Through the combination of these four great companies Transformative became the Number 1 medical transportation provider in the Massachusetts - New Hampshire - Southern Maine market, as measured by patients transported.
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