Hospital discharge dementia planning can be overwhelming for families. When a loved one with dementia is ready to leave hospital, the real challenges often begin after discharge. Moving from hospital back home (or into a care setting) can be disorientating for someone living with dementia. Changes in routine, unfamiliar medications, reduced mobility, hospital-related delirium, and […]
When a loved one with dementia needs urgent medical help, knowing what to do before an ambulance arrives for someone with dementia can feel overwhelming. You may be worried, unsure what to do first, and trying to keep everything calm at once. In situations like these, having access to specialist support such as dementia focused […]
Nine months ago, we made a decision that would test everything we had as a company. We applied to join the NHS Shared Business Services Framework. Not because it was easy. Not because we had spare capacity. But because we believed we could make a real difference to patient transport across the NHS. On the […]
Falls among older adults are an unfortunate reality of daily life in care homes, supported living facilities, and sheltered housing. But what often gets overlooked is that the greatest danger isn’t always the fall itself, it’s what happens next. For too many elderly residents, the real crisis begins in the long, helpless wait for assistance. […]
If you’ve ever planned a festival, triathlon, charity fundraiser, corporate function, endurance events or stadium events know one thing for sure – things can change fast. In the middle of a crowd, a weather shift, or a medical emergency, every second counts. That’s why having a Radio Controller is not just a nice-to-have — it’s […]
Introduction The NHS is facing a growing NEPTS procurement monopoly, where a single provider dominates non-emergency patient transport contracts in several regions. This blog follows on from our previous discussion, “The pitfalls of monopoly in NEPTS,” and takes a deeper dive into how NHS Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) like https://www.surreyheartlands.org are shaping the sector, often […]
It is anticipated that major changes in the 2025 to 2026 financial year to Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulations will impact the way event medical services UK are provided. These changes may require all providers offering treatment for disease, disorder, or injury (TDDI) at events to be CQC registered. This update is set to enhance […]
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH (Jan 2025) Congratulations Colin! Our employee of the month award recognises the achievements of our staff across the whole organisation. Voted for by their fellow work colleagues makes this accolade even more special and so much deserved. Here’s why Colin has won this month’s award…. “Colin is a great operational manager, […]
EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH (Dec 2024) Congratulations Mislav! Our employee of the month December 2024 award recognises the achievements of our staff across the whole organisation. Voted for by their fellow work colleagues makes this accolade even more special and so much deserved. Here’s why Mislav has won this month’s award…. “Mislav is a great […]
Winter in the UK has a knack for throwing curveballs. From icy roads to last-minute travel delays, the colder months can make routine tasks feel like climbing a mountain – especially if you’re dealing with healthcare needs. For patients, caregivers, care homes, and healthcare providers, the season adds an extra layer of complexity. That’s where […]
