Mōvī Healthcare

Mōvī Healthcare is a software company in Charleston, SC, that builds a healthcare transportation coordination platform for hospitals, health systems, post-acute care facilities, and health plans across the United States. The platform helps healthcare organizations manage and optimize medical transportation rather than providing transport services itself, and serves users in case management, discharge planning, care coordination, transfer and command center operations, nursing and emergency department staff, patient flow, and finance and accounts payable.

The platform is vendor neutral, meaning it integrates with a facility's existing transportation network, internal fleet, and reporting systems rather than replacing them. It manages transportation across all modes, including BLS, ALS, CCT, wheelchair van, and sedan, from a single interface. Core capabilities include EHR integration, workflow automation that applies business rules to trips, real-time visibility of ETA, status, and delays, vendor analytics for KPI and performance monitoring, invoice validation against trip charges, and digital authorizations. The platform integrates with Epic, Cerner (Oracle), MatrixCare, and PointClickCare, is HIPAA compliant, carries SOC 2 attestation, and runs on Aptible enterprise infrastructure.

The leadership team combines healthcare, technology, and transportation backgrounds. Chief Executive Officer Chris Hamilton brings 28-plus years in healthcare and medical transportation, including 20-plus years in the medical transport industry across flight, ground, and critical care, six years as an Aeromedical Evacuation Technician in the U.S. Air Force, and prior service as President of the Emergency Nurses Association of SC. Chief Technology Officer David Dabney holds a degree in Mathematics and a Master's in Computer Science from the College of Charleston, and previously held software roles at Blackbaud, Benefitfocus, NOAA, and Modus21. VP of Product Success Todd Ireland has 25-plus years in technology and an Industrial Engineering degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an MBA from Arizona State University. VP of Technology Clay Rowland brings over two decades of programming experience, including 11 years as a Senior Architect at Modus21 and earlier work building financial management applications for AT&T.

The Charleston-based software company serves healthcare organizations nationwide with a platform designed to streamline medical transportation coordination.

Services:

• Authorizations
• Billing and Invoicing
• Data Visibility
• Fleet Management
• Transportation Management