MediTrans, Louisiana’s largest non-emergency medical transportation brokerage, announced the appointment of Derek Hoy as Chief Executive Officer, signaling a key step in the company’s ongoing growth, operational enhancements, and dedication to serving Medicaid members throughout the state. Hoy brings significant experience in healthcare operations and executive leadership, positioning him to guide MediTrans through its next phase of scaling, technology upgrades, and strategic collaboration with stakeholders. His leadership comes at a critical time for the NEMT sector in Louisiana as the company works closely with providers, legislators, and state agencies to strengthen care access and ensure consistent, reliable service statewide.
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Paul Broussard, Founder of MediTrans, will remain actively involved to support leadership continuity and uphold the company’s mission. Broussard emphasized that MediTrans was built to provide dependable, accountable, and high-quality service to Louisiana families. He expressed confidence in Hoy’s ability to lead the organization forward, noting that the company’s continued growth and investment in personnel and systems is in capable hands.
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Under Hoy’s guidance, MediTrans will prioritize upgrading operational infrastructure and technology to enhance coordination, responsiveness, and outcomes for members, providers, and healthcare partners. The company maintains a strong focus on being a trusted partner to Managed Care Organizations, the Louisiana Department of Health, and the broader healthcare community.
Hoy stated that he is honored to assume the CEO role at such a pivotal moment. He highlighted that MediTrans’ mission is to strengthen operations, support provider partners, and guarantee that Medicaid members across Louisiana have reliable access to care. Hoy underscored the company’s commitment to transparency, collaboration, and ongoing investment in the systems that enable effective service delivery.
MediTrans’ growth and service expansion are supported by its long-term investment partner, South Oak Capital Partners, which is helping the company enhance its statewide capabilities and overall impact on healthcare accessibility.
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