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Verida is a minority-owned, non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) management company based in Villa Rica (30 miles west of Atlanta), Georgia. Specializing in the unique challenges of NEMT programs for state Medicaid and managed care organizations, we provide comprehensive NEMT administrative services. This includes call center services; eligibility verification using proven gatekeeping processes; claims management; transportation provider credentialing and monitoring; utilization review; fraud, waste, and abuse mitigation; and quality management.

Backed by over 20 years of NEMT broker experience, Verida currently provides transportation and management services in: • Arkansas • Georgia • Indiana • Louisiana • Mississippi • Tennessee • Washington DC.  |  Learn more about our new name, Verida. Click here

VERIDA NEWS & EVENTS

Moreland Adams Jr.

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Moreland Adams, Jr.

Moreland Adams Jr. passed on Sunday, March 2^nd, 2025. There are many things Mr. Adams was to a multitude of people over his life and career. Moreland was a beloved father, son, brother, uncle, friend, leader, mentor, and man of Faith.

Moreland Adams, Jr. began his career in the healthcare industry as an orderly at the former Villa Rica City Hospital in 1973, at the age of 16. He earned his Emergency Medical Technician certification in 1975 and started working for Metro Ambulance Service, providing 911 emergency medical services in Carroll County. When Metro was sold to form West Georgia Ambulance Service, Moreland served as the company’s Vice President and Director of Operations. He founded Public Care Ambulance Service, which he later sold. In 1986, he established Atlanta West Ambulance Service, offering both emergency and non-emergency private ambulance services to a majority of the skilled nursing facilities in Fulton County. In 1998, the company was sold to American Medical Response of Georgia, where Moreland played an instrumental role in the sales and marketing department.

In 2000, Moreland Adams, Jr. joined Southeastrans (now Verida) as a Compliance Manager. He quickly advanced through the ranks, becoming Vice President of Provider Relations, Executive Vice President of Operations, and eventually Chief Operations Officer, a position he held until health issues necessitated his stepping down in 2014. Despite this, Moreland continued to offer valuable input and guidance to the company as Vice President of Special Projects until his retirement in 2019. His steadfast commitment to service quality and patient satisfaction remains a core value of the organization he faithfully served for nearly two decades. His connections to his staff and providers and business contacts throughout his professional tenure created a significant legacy that remains to this day.

In lieu of flowers, the family has requested donations and gifts be given to the Heart Care at Tanner Health. All gifts given through this link will support the Adams Heart Center.