Questions we get asked first.

Our standard mobilisation target is fourteen days from a signed award to medics and kit on site, assuming access and accommodation are available. Emergency standby can start sooner where the site sits inside one of our existing coverage areas.

No. NomadCare contracts with organisations, not with members of the public. Individuals are examined, escorted and evacuated by us every day, but always under an employer, insurer or agency account.

Medical escort is contracted, not booked. An organisation applies for medical cover and the escort provision sits inside it, either as part of a standing site contract or as a single-case activation for a named patient. Call the emergency line for a case in progress, or request a quote to put cover in place before you need it.

One number reaches a NomadCare clinical lead who takes control of the medical response: triage and casualty tracking, receiving facility coordination, insurer and family communication, and a written post-incident report. You make one call, not six.

Send the venue, the date, the expected attendance and the distance to the nearest referral hospital. We return a medical risk assessment, a deployment plan and an indicative price. Lead time is fourteen days for a standard event, less where the venue sits inside an existing coverage area.

It depends on headcount, rotation pattern, hours of cover and distance to definitive care, so we scope before we price. Send those four numbers and you will have an indicative figure within two working days.