MediRoutes Launches Predictive ETAs for Medical Transport

Oct 13, 2026
MediRoutes launched a predictive arrival time feature that uses GPS trip history, machine learning and live traffic data to help medical transport providers build schedules.

MediRoutes announced in a press release the launch of Predictive ETAs for non emergency medical transportation providers. The feature uses machine learning, GPS trip history and live traffic conditions to estimate how long each route will take.

MediRoutes collects vehicle location data about every five seconds. Its estimates account for previous trips on the same route, time of day, day of the week, loading, unloading, equipment securement and waits at facility doors. They update in real time as trips progress.

Dispatchers can use the estimates when creating routes and deciding which broker trips to accept. Predictive ETAs are available in the latest version of the company’s dispatch software, which is rolling out to customers before a full launch later in October.

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