Medical Services For Events
Medical Services For Events: Qualified medical teams to support both indoor and outdoor events throughout Kent and the South East of England
Medical Services For Events
What are medical services for events?
Medical services for events are services that are provided to ensure the safety and well-being of attendees at events. This can include providing first aid, emergency medical care, and transportation to hospitals. Medical services can also include providing support for people with disabilities or special needs.
The type of medical services that are needed for an event will vary depending on the size and type of event, the location, and the potential risks. For example, a large outdoor event in a remote location will require more medical services than a small indoor event in a city.
Some of the most common types of medical services for events include:
- First aid: This includes providing basic medical care for minor injuries and illnesses.
- Emergency medical care: This includes providing more advanced medical care for people who are seriously injured or ill.
- Transportation to hospitals: This includes transporting people who need further medical care to hospitals.
- Support for people with disabilities or special needs: This can include providing accessible toilets, ramps, and other accommodations for people with disabilities.
It is important to choose a medical services provider that is experienced and qualified to provide the services that you need. Medicar has over 20 years experience in providing medical services for events in the UK.
Event Success and Crowd Management
To conform with the Event Management Plan, whilst meeting safety advisory group advice and guidance, we devise a deployment plan designed to meet all parameters of either the Green or Purple Guide in order to comply with public safety at events.
First Aid cover is an essential part of most indoor and outdoor events. Our First Aiders deploy to events throughout the year and are called to deal with low level, minor injuries, including allergic reactions, heat exhaustion, trips and falls and non-emergency hospital requirements which are dealt with on site by our professional medical teams, avoiding overloading the NHS unnecessarily.
Our medical teams can be supported by our Security Operatives, Crowd Management Stewards and CSAS Accredited Traffic Officers