Modivcare (formerly LogistiCare)
Modivcare (formerly LogistiCare) — Non-emergency medical transportation broker — the national broker layer (no VA contract found) · modivcare.com.
What it sells
Modivcare (the Providence Service Corporation’s transport unit was LogistiCare until the January 2021 rebrand) is a leading non-emergency medical transportation BROKER: payers pay it to schedule and broker rides, which are driven by a network of independent local transportation providers, not its own fleet — about 36.8 million trips managed in 2024 across 48 states and DC (per its SEC 10-K summary). Its documented broker business is state Medicaid, Medicaid managed care and Medicare Advantage. No VA contract to Modivcare was found in FPDS/USASpending-style searches for this build — VA transport is documented as facility-run Veterans Transportation Service, Beneficiary Travel reimbursement, and facility/VISN-level contracts to local providers. This profile is the broker layer as an industry, printed because every family in the system meets this layer and deserves to know how it is built — and labeled so no reader mistakes it for a VA contractor.
The contract and the money
No VA contract documented. In THIS family’s record, the transport named in Dad’s August 28, 2026 orders was Med-One, a local carrier — no source connects Med-One or his transport to Modivcare, and none is claimed. (Financial record, not an oversight finding: Modivcare emerged from Chapter 11 on December 29, 2025, cutting funded debt by $1.1 billion and stating no interruption to services.)
- 36.8 million NEMT trips managed (2024) — Scale context from the company’s SEC 10-K summary — trips, not VA dollars. (Modivcare SEC Form 10-K summary)
On the record
No company-specific OIG, GAO, or DOJ item was found in this build’s check (2026-10-25). That is printed plainly, the same as a finding would be: this page rests on the contract record above.
If this company is in your chain
- Tell Your Story — this site publishes documented family records. If this company is in your veteran’s chain, your documents belong on the record next to ours.
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Middlemen data checked 2026-10-25 against the sources cited on this page. If a figure or a fact here is wrong, tell us — corrections are the point of this site.