Medical cover for your event, planned around the real risk.
We provide first aid, clinical and ambulance cover for running events, cycling events, festivals and community events. Every booking starts with a medical risk assessment of your event. The cover we provide is set by that assessment, then quoted.
Our services
First aid and first responders
Event first aiders and FREC 3 first responders on course, at the finish and in the crowd. Anyone working unsupervised is FREC 3 or above.
Clinical teams
Ambulance technicians, nurses, paramedics and doctors, led on the day by an Event Medical Manager.
Ambulances and response vehicles
Rapid response vehicles, 4x4 and emergency ambulances. Where conveyance to hospital is provided, it is carried out by a CQC-registered subcontractor.
Treatment and welfare centres
Staffed treatment centres and welfare areas set up at your finish line, arena or site.
Cycle responders
Mobile responders who reach people quickly on long courses, trails and crowded routes.
Control and communications
Medical control, radio communications and radio hire, linked to your event control.
Planning and paperwork
Medical risk assessment, notifications to the ambulance trust and hospital, a Safety Advisory Group (SAG) pack, and a post-event report.
From enquiry to post-event report
- 01
Tell us about your event
Complete our online event enquiry & booking form: dates, numbers, venue, course and what you already have in place.
- 02
We assess the medical risk
We carry out a medical risk assessment using recognised event guidance. That assessment determines the cover.
- 03
Quotation and confirmation
You receive the determined cover and quotation, then the booking confirmation once you accept.
- 04
Plan, deliver, report
We plan with you through your portal, deliver on the day and send a post-event report.
Genesis Event Medical Services Ltd is not currently registered with the Care Quality Commission. It provides treatment and response at events in reliance on the exemption for temporary treatment at sporting and cultural events and is working towards registration in line with the 2026 amendment regulations. Conveyance to hospital, where provided, is carried out by a CQC-registered subcontractor.
Unsupervised clinical roles are filled at FREC 3 (Purple Guide PHEM Level D) or above.
