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The Federal Government’s work to coordinate human services transportation began decades before the creation of the CCAM in 2004 by Executive Order 13330. The timeline below contains a brief summary of the Federal Government and the CCAM’s efforts to coordinate human services transportation....
The Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM) coordinates with its members to represent a broad and diverse set of communities, perspectives, disciplines, services, and stakeholders. As a result, the CCAM provides various resources for its members and stakeholders to stay up to date on...
The following reports are produced in partnership with a Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM) agency and are relevant to the CCAM mission.
Cost Allocation Technology for Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Final Report RLS & Associates, Inc. 2020....
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) is an independent agency that works for Congress to provide Federal agencies objective, reliable information to help the government save money and work more efficiently. GAO has published several reports that analyze, comment upon, or make...
The CCAM published the following reports to share key information about CCAM activities and findings.
CCAM Report to the President CCAM. 2020.
CCAM Focus Group Report CCAM. 2018.
2005 Report to the President: Human Service Transportation...
The 2005 CCAM Report to the President: Human Service Transportation Coordination, required by Executive Order 13330, details five Council recommendations and outlined report goals and action items in six areas: education and outreach, consolidated access, regulatory relief, coordinated planning...
As part of the CCAM initiative, in 2018 DOT convened state and local focus groups with CCAM stakeholders, engaging more than 200 stakeholders from 22 states. This presentation summarizes focus group findings.
This 2018 Executive Summary details findings from focus group sessions as well as stakeholder-specific findings relevant to certain subsets of focus group participants.
The CCAM Focus Group Report details cumulative findings from the CCAM’s 2018 State and local focus group sessions as well as stakeholder-specific findings relevant to certain subsets of focus group participants. The objectives of the focus groups were to: 1) understand the current state of...
DOT conducted a series of focus groups, on behalf of the CCAM, with State and local stakeholders in 2018 to further inform and refine the Council’s response to these requirements. Through a combination of virtual focus groups, in-person focus groups and interviews, and industry listening...