Your current site is careful and compliant. It was built to show a regulator you're doing things properly, and it does that well. It doesn't yet do the other job: making a production manager or an event organiser pick up the phone.
This concept is built for them. It's a direction, not a finished design.
Paramedics, nurses and EMTs for film and TV productions and live events across the UK. Planned around your risk assessment. On site before crew call.
Production managers want a medic who knows how a set runs. Organisers want a plan the safety advisory group will sign off. Both want the paperwork right. Each gets their own way in.
Medics who know call sheets, turnarounds and when to stay out of shot.
Medical plans your safety advisory group will sign off, and teams that deliver them.
The paperwork your safety advisory group, insurer or production office wants, done properly.
Send us whatever you've got. A schedule, a site plan, a risk assessment. We'll turn it into a medical plan and a team.
Schedule, site plan or risk assessment. Whatever stage you're at.
Cover built around your activity and risks, checked by our clinical lead.
Named clinicians, kit and vehicles, briefed on your production or event.
In place before call time, with a clear escalation route to hospital.
Tell us about the event or shoot. Our clinical lead turns it into a costed medical plan you can take to your safety advisory group, insurer or production office.
Nearly there. Add your dates and location and our clinical lead will send back a costed medical plan.
Short notes from recent jobs, shared with the client's permission.
Unit medic across studio days and night exteriors, including a stunt unit day.
Treatment centre and roaming teams, with the medical plan agreed with the safety advisory group.
Captured the week the job wraps, used only with their say-so.
We work inside regulated healthcare every day. There's a former CQC inspector on our team, and we work with hundreds of registered care providers. Everything below uses that. None of it is a generic agency package.
Your current site is built to reassure a regulator. The site itself shows no named people, no photos, no credits and no reviews, and it didn't appear in any of the set medic or event cover searches we ran.
Events and film are where your income comes from while registration is being sorted. This puts a site behind them that sells.
Production H&S advisers and event organisers will ask about CQC. A vague answer loses the job. A precise one, written by people who work with the regulator every day, wins it.
It also keeps you safe: nothing in it claims more than you're allowed to do.
Hardly anyone searches for a set medic. Google shows fewer than 100 searches a month across the UK for set medic terms. Film work is won by getting in front of production offices, and that's what this does.
You only pay when it books you a conversation, so the risk sits with us.
Google's Keyword Planner shows around 700 searches a month across the UK for the core terms: event first aid (260), event medical cover (170), event medics (170) and event first aid cover (90).
That's real but small, so we'd test it with a cap rather than bet on it.
These come into play after registration, and we'd scope them then:
Every claim on your site and in your bids is checked by people who work with CQC every day.
Regulatory content with real authority behind it, in a market that's about to be regulated.
Which is why this costs a fraction of an agency, with a compliance check on everything that goes out.
Prices are indicative ranges ahead of a scoped proposal and exclude VAT. Comparison figures come from published 2026 UK price guides. Search volumes are UK monthly averages from Google Keyword Planner. Case notes shown are placeholders.