December Business Spotlight: LogisticareSupporting health, independence and access in our communityThis month, the Chamber is proud to shine our Business Spotlight on Logisticare, a trusted provider of non-emergency medical transportation services. As a company dedicated to helping individuals get to and from their medical appointments safely and reliably, Logisticare plays a vital role in supporting the overall health and well-being of our community.

Who Logisticare is:Logisticare specializes in coordinating transportation for individuals who may not have the means, mobility or support to travel to important health care appointments on their own. Whether it’s routine check-ups, ongoing treatments, physical therapy or specialist visits, Logisticare ensures that passengers arrive on time and receive the care they need without added stress or barriers.

Logisticare’s team prioritizes professionalism, compassion and safety, making every trip as comfortable and dependable as possible. For many residents, Logisticare is more than a transportation service — it is a lifeline to essential health care.

Why their service mattersAccess to medical care is one of the most significant factors affecting community health. Without reliable transportation, many individuals face missed appointments, delayed treatments and preventable health complications. Logisticare helps close this gap by offering:

— Consistent, on-time transportation to medical facilities.

— Increased independence for seniors, individuals with disabilities and those without personal vehicles.

— Reduced health care barriers, ensuring residents receive timely and consistent care.

— Support for families who may otherwise struggle to coordinate transportation for loved ones.

— Improved community health outcomes, benefiting not just individuals but the entire region.

By providing these essential services, Logisticare strengthens the health care system and enhances the quality of life for countless community members.

A community partner the Chamber is proud to highlightThe Chamber is honored to spotlight Logisticare for its meaningful contributions and commitment to service. Its work ensures that no one in the community has to forgo necessary medical care simply because they cannot get there. The Chamber appreciates Logisticare’s dedication, professionalism and the positive difference it makes every single day.

Thank you, Logisticare, for helping the community stay healthy, connected and cared for.

Logisticare can be contacted at 208-789-0508.

Join the Chamber for its January luncheonPlease join the Chamber at noon Jan. 21 at the Elks Lodge, 123 N. Ash St. in Blackfoot, for its first luncheon of the year. The Chamber is pleased to welcome Taylor West from Washington Federal as guest speaker. Taylor will be presenting an insightful overview of the current economic outlook, offering valuable perspectives for local businesses and community members.

Business tour at Spudnik — Feb. 12The Greater Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce is excited to invite members and community leaders to an upcoming Business Tour at Spudnik, taking place on Feb. 12 from 1 to 2 p.m.

This guided tour will offer attendees a behind-the-scenes look at Spudnik’s operations, showcasing their role in supporting the agriculture industry and contributing to the local economy. Business tours provide a valuable opportunity to learn more about local employers, strengthen business connections and gain insight into innovative processes happening right here in the community. Registration is required to attend this tour, as space may be limited. For questions or to register, please contact the Greater Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber members and guests are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to learn, connect and support one of our local businesses.

Welcoming new Chamber board membersKinyon Martin is a long-time East Idaho business leader and owner within the property restoration and indoor air quality industries. As the founder of Restore Rite, Kinyon led the company through years of growth before guiding it into a successful merger with Elite Restoration, where he now serves as a partner and co-owner of Elite Restoration East Idaho, alongside continuing to build Airsense Technologies.

This will be Kinyon’s second term serving on the Chamber of Commerce board. During his previous term, he served as board president, helping guide strategic initiatives, support local businesses, and strengthen community engagement across the region. His leadership style is collaborative, forward-thinking, and focused on creating practical solutions that benefit both the Chamber and the broader business community.

Kinyon brings experience in entrepreneurship, organizational development, and community partnership building, and he looks forward to continuing to serve, support, and advocate for the growth and success of East Idaho.

Nicholas Buell has been in professional sales for 20 years and specializes in management, building relationships and team development. Nicholas Buell is the executive director of Families of the Fallen and the founder of Clear Safety, a firearms training company dedicated to responsible, confidence-building instruction. With a background in law enforcement, crisis response and community service, Nicholas has built his career around helping others grow, stay safe and thrive. His passion for service drives both his nonprofit worl — supporting families through their most difficult moments — and his commitment to empowering individuals with practical safety skills. Through every endeavor, Nicholas strives to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the people around him.