• Avoid A&E, Get seen by experienced healthcare professionals at home

• Get treatment and diagnostics, Including blood/urine tests with rapid results

• Over 90% of our patients are treated at home and do not need to go to hospital

• Get a prescription if you need one

• Get access to our fast-track diagnostics such as X-ray, MRI and CT scans

• Mix and Match Private and NHS Healthcare if you want to

• Transfers to Private and NHS Hospitals if you cannot be treated at home

• Immediate medications such as oxygen, nebulisers, oral and injectable medication

• Full assessment by experienced healthcare professionals with years of experience working in urgent and emergency care

• Vital signs monitoring

• 12-Lead diagnostic ECG

• Consumables such as bandages, dressings etc

• Access to all of the equipment that would be available if you called for an emergency ambulance, plus some extras such as state-of-the-art lab quality bedside blood testing capability

• Referrals to NHS and non-NHS pathways which are only available to healthcare professionals for onward care if its needed

FAQs

Is this not just a taxi? No, definitely not. During your home appointment, we'll conduct comprehensive health checks, just like you'd receive at a doctor's surgery. In most cases, we can resolve issues without the need for a hospital visit. We refer to this as 'See and treat.' If hospital care is necessary, you're not obligated to travel with us. Ambulance services have evolved significantly, and even during emergency shifts, Paramedics often complete entire shifts without transporting patients to the hospital, as they can arrange further care on-site. Our vehicles are equipped with extensive equipment. Additionally, we provide non-emergency transfers for appointments as part of our pre-booked services. For instance, if someone cannot sit up in a car

Who is this service for? Our service caters to everyone aged two and above, particularly those with limited mobility or who are unwell and prefer not to leave their beds. It also serves patients who seek prompt medical attention without waiting for a doctor's appointment or those unable to wait for the next available slot. Additionally, individuals who have fallen and require assistance getting up can benefit from this service.

What about elderly people?
Are you concerned about the risks of falling, prolonged waits for assistance, or accessing timely medical care as you age? Our monthly membership offers reassurance. By joining, you not only gain peace of mind but also contribute to enhancing our regional healthcare infrastructure as we continuously improve and develop the service,

Are we safe? MET Medical operates this service. For over ten years, MET Medical has been delivering healthcare services both privately and on behalf of the NHS. Our team boasts extensive experience in diverse healthcare environments, including workplaces, responding to emergency 999 calls, non-emergency patient transport, critical care and the events industry. Renowned as one of the UK's foremost pre-hospital care providers, we consistently uphold high standards in medical service delivery.

I have insurance. Can you take me to a private hospital instead of A&E?

Yes, we are partnered with some of the leading private health providers. We have direct pathways into the London hospitals, which include access to a network of over 120 private intensive care beds. These beds deliver the same multi-specialist consultant-led care with the added benefit of hotel-comfort and speed of treatment. Subject to the hospital having an authorisation code from your insurer, we can arrange admission in under 2 hours. For those who are self-funded, we can get an admission agreement in as little as 15 minutes.

Is this an alternative for A&E?

Yes, our service can cover many of the conditions for which you might consider attending A&E. Our partnerships with private hospitals help bridge the gap between insurance and urgent care. Many conditions are treatable without spending 18 hours in the A&E waiting room. If you are suffering from a life threatening emergency you should attend A&E or call 999.

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