Among five total top solutions, MedHaul was announced as a finalist today by WellWithAll, a purpose-led company rooted in making wellness more accessible for all. The competition aims to scale AI health breakthroughs with the potential reach of nearly 6 million people the system reaches last.
Memphis, TN (September 23, 2026) — MedHaul, a digital health company whose technology platform allows healthcare providers to easily and quickly match their patients with appropriate medical transportation, is thrilled to announce that it has been selected as one of five finalists in WellWithAll’s $1 Million WellWithAll Prize Competition, a national search for AI-powered health tools that are working in people's daily lives now and ready to reach millions more.
The Prize Competition is designed to expand AI-powered breakthroughs that equip underserved communities with accessible, everyday tools that make lasting health possible. The finalists were selected for their potential to support people in managing daily health through AI, earning trust in communities and scaling to reach millions. Out of a national search, five teams emerged as top solutions to design tools that don’t just detect illness but help people stay healthy every day with measurable results.
One winner and two runners-up will be selected at Demo Day, a showcase event on October 15 at Harvard Business School, chosen by a judging panel of experts in AI and healthcare.
MedHaul shares WellWithAll’s mission to improve generational wellness nationwide, helping advance innovative solutions that make better health more accessible, actionable and achievable for people in both rural and urban communities.
“When patients can’t get to care, care can’t happen,” said Erica Plybeah, MedHaul’s Founder and CEO. “By matching patients with appropriate medical transportation easily, quickly and with dignity, MedHaul’s AI-enabled platform gives healthcare organizations the tools they need, within their existing workflows, to make transportation an integrated part of patient care coordination. That’s particularly important in cancer care, kidney care, maternal and behavioral health, and in caring for people with disabilities. We’re excited to advance to the WellWithAll Prize finals and look forward to showcasing how our technology platform eases the burden on care teams by centralizing comprehensive resources for non-emergency medical transport needs.”
The additional finalists include Boston Children’s Hospital, MEandMine, Slingshot AI and Xandar Kardian.
“At a time when life expectancy is declining and health outcomes vary dramatically from one community to the next, the Prize meets an urgent need,” said Demond Martin, Co-Founder and CEO of WellWithAll. “These breakthrough solutions are already helping close longstanding health equity gaps across the nation, and the Prize will extend that impact to millions.”
To learn more about MedHaul’s finalist solution with the WellWithAll Prize, visit the Prize website.
About MedHaul
MedHaul is a digital health and mobility platform that simplifies how patients with complex medical needs get to their appointments safely and reliably. MedHaul’s technology platform allows healthcare providers to coordinate medically appropriate transport, including wheelchair, stretcher, and door-through-door assistance to medically appropriate rideshares, for patients across the spectrum of healthcare and clinical trials. Operating in both urban and rural communities, MedHaul is a certified B Corp committed to ensuring health for everyone, everywhere.
About WellWithAll: WellWithAll is a purpose-driven health and wellness consumer packaged goods company on a mission to create generational wellness for all. Co-founded by CEO, investor, and philanthropist Demond Martin, alongside investor Carmichael Roberts, WellWithAll combines innovation and impact by developing functional consumer products that help people make better daily health choices. The company has committed to reinvest 20 percent of its profits into programs that expand access to care and help close health gaps where they are widest, so everyone has a fair chance at living a longer, fuller life. Learn more at WellWithAll.com and follow WellWithAll on Instagram, TikTok, Spill, Facebook and LinkedIn.
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