EVENT MEDICAL COVER

When you choose EMS to provide medical cover for your event, you can rest assured that you will be receiving our outstanding level of professional customer service and exceptionally high standards of service delivery, and compassionate medical care for those attending your event.

Our fully risk-assessed event cover service is bespoke and not only meets the needs of your event but exceeds your expectations. Our customer service team will work with you closely to understand your event's requirements and tailor our services to ensure maximum effectiveness and perfect service delivery each and every time.

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Our rates are competitive - our helpful and expert team is here to discuss your specific requirements and answer any questions. 

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Contact our team today and tell us about your event medical cover requirements and receive your free, no-obligation quotation. 

All events are expected to abide by, and plan their cover levels on the 'purple guide'. We at EMS will always risk assess your event against the guide, as this is the standard expected by councils, police, ambulance & fire services. 

We will always recommend an appropriate level of cover.

Below are some examples of the types of events for which we are trusted to provide our medical teams to:

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• Firework Displays & Bonfire Nights

• Parades,Pride & LBGT Events

• Food & Drink Festivals

• Music & Dance Festivals

• Christmas Markets & Fairs

• Sports & Charity Events

• High-Risk Sporting Activities - including motorcross 

• Funfairs

• Cycling & Running Events - including 'on road' 

EMS are proud to be involved in providing the medical provision for the ESF football festivals - the UK's largest youth football festival, held at several Butlins locations.

We provide a comprehensive service, from practitioner led medical teams, to a double paramedic crew on a vehicle able to respond to incidents - 22 staff on at one time.

We see over 200 patients in a weekend - treating and discharging back to the event over 97%. Those who are referred on, are safety netted and given appropriate advice, and sign posted to where they should go next. 

Having actual NHS ambulance staff means we know the local pathways to ensure treatments are prompt and appropriate. Almost all of the people attending the event are not local, so having a team with local knowledge of the services is vital.