The private sector is now more aware and conscious of the health & safety issues that may arise at various events and venues and with this in mind, we formed Medicare to provide a specialised service with staff and equipment to deliver professional medical care to those organisations working within the industry.

We provide our clients with highly qualified staff who are always ready to portray our company in a good image, as you would expect from all health professionals.

Although our aim is providing good healthcare and treatment to all our clients, staff and the general public which should not be compromised, it is still important to recognise the financial constraints that organisations and companies have to work within, so we aim at providing a quality service at competitive rates.

Medicare has a commitment to follow all procedures and guidelines for best working practises and be committed to your company, both now and in the future, by always striving to deliver a high level of service.

We have a comprehensive range of procedures that all our staff adheres to
including;

• Health & Safety, H.S.E., RDDOR, COSHH.
• Drugs Pharmacy, Recording, Equipment Audit
• Patient Records, Patient Report Forms, Treatment Records
• Training, Procedures, Records
• Administration
• Other Services

Mission Statement

Medicare Event Medical Services Ltd aim to provide high-quality medical support in a flexible and imaginative way to meet the needs of both event organisers and participants. To this end we will:

• Ensure that medical treatment is immediately available, and is provided to the highest possible standard, in line with current available guidelines for best practice.
• Ensure that our staff are appropriately qualified and receive ongoing development relevant to their individual needs and the specialist requirements of the service.
• Monitor and audit our activity to ensure that we are providing the best possible service, and develop new guidelines and protocols where necessary.
• Respond positively to any complaints or criticisms of our service, and use these to improve the service we offer at future events.
• Respect the confidentiality and autonomy of our patients, and act in their best interests at all times.
• Ensure that our service is readily accessible to all individuals and groups attending events at which we work, and that no patient is disadvantaged due to race, gender, religion, disability or sexual preference.
• Actively seek to develop close working relationships with all statutory and voluntary organisations involved with the provision of an integrated medical and welfare service, including the receiving hospital trusts.
• Where possible deliver a complete package of medical treatment to an individual patient, to minimise the impact of an event on the local health service infrastructure. Where ongoing care is required, we will communicate effectively with other healthcare providers to ensure a seamless continuum of care.
• Operate in a way that minimises the risks to the Health, Safety and Welfare of our staff and others who may be affected by their actions and activities.