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Medical transport and coverage wherever it's needed

Emergency and scheduled road transport with no distance limit, Foreseeable Risk Deployments (DRP) for events across the Valencian Community, and priority care for our members in Jávea and the Marina Alta.

What we offer

Three ways to count on us

Medical transport

Road medical transport with an ambulance and a team of Emergency Medical Technicians (TES).

  • Emergency and scheduled service
  • TES team on board
  • No distance limit

Event coverage

Foreseeable Risk Deployments (DRP) for public events, across the Valencian Community.

  • Ambulance and staff on site
  • Festivals, concerts, races and more
  • Alicante and Valencia

Member care

Priority medical assistance for members and their families, all year round.

  • Priority care
  • For you and your family
  • All year round

Event coverage

Foreseeable Risk Deployments (DRP)

A Foreseeable Risk Deployment (DRP, from the Spanish "Dispositivo de Riesgo Previsible") is the set of medical resources and measures deployed at an event with public attendance, to prevent and respond to situations that can be anticipated in advance. Spanish Civil Protection Act 2/1985 and General Health Act 14/1986, together with Regional Decree 277/2010 of the Generalitat Valenciana (amended by Decree 21/2019), regulate this requirement in the Valencian Community — which is why many events with an audience (festivals, concerts, races...) need a DRP before they can take place.

Why is it done?

A DRP makes it possible to identify each event's specific risks in advance —capacity, type of activity, location— and to have medical resources ready on site to act quickly if an emergency occurs, instead of relying solely on an ambulance arriving from elsewhere.

What we offer

We adapt to whatever each organiser needs: we provide the medical resources within an already-designed DRP, or we take care of designing and coordinating the whole deployment.

Resources we provide

Basic and/or Mobile ICU ambulance at the event itself.

TES, nursing (DUE) and medical staff, depending on the event's risk level.

Design and coordination of the deployment, when requested by the organiser.

Coverage across the whole Valencian Community — Alicante and Valencia.

Local patron saint festivals Concerts and open-air discos Races and cycling tours Marathons Fairs and sporting events
Children's sports team next to an Amigos Europeos ambulance, during medical coverage of an event

Event coverage

On site

A local sports team, next to our ambulance during medical coverage of their activity.

Our fleet

A modern fleet, always ready

These are two of our units, based in Jávea and equipped with advanced resources, ready to go at any moment.

Amigos Europeos basic ambulance

Fleet

Basic ambulance

Emergency and scheduled medical transport, equipped and with TES staff.

Amigos Europeos Mobile ICU ambulance

Fleet

Mobile ICU

Unit equipped for services that require a higher level of care.

One more service

Long-distance and international transfers

Besides our regular transfers in Jávea and the Marina Alta, we arrange long-distance transfers, international transfers —including repatriations— and airport transfers, in direct contact with the receiving hospital. We set no distance limit: we work with several national and international insurance companies to get the transfer wherever the patient needs it.

Amigos Europeos Mobile ICU ambulance on an airfield runway, next to a private jet

International transfer

Airport transfers

We accompany the patient right onto the runway for transfers that continue by air.

The Amigos Europeos M-13 unit next to an aircraft on an airport runway

International transfer

Repatriations

We arrange repatriations and international patient transfers.

Amigos Europeos ambulance on an international transfer, in Switzerland

Long distance

Outside Spain

International transfers wherever the patient needs them.

Amigos Europeos Mobile ICU ambulance outside the Servicio Navarro de Salud, during a long-distance transfer

Long distance

All over Spain

Long-distance transfers to any hospital in the country.

How it works

Requesting a service, step by step

01

You call us

Tell us what you need: a transfer, event coverage or information about membership.

02

We coordinate the service

We confirm the date, location and any details needed to prepare the unit.

03

We assist you

Our TES team arrives on time and with everything needed for the service.

Frequently asked questions

Before you contact us

Do you handle emergencies 24 hours a day?

Yes, emergencies are attended 24 hours a day, every day of the year. The office, for admin queries and information, is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 to 13:00.

Do I need to be a member to request a transfer?

No. Anyone can request a transfer service. Being a member also gives you priority assistance all year round for you and your family.

Can I book coverage for a one-off event?

Yes, contact us with the date, location and type of event and we'll confirm availability.

Do you design the risk plan (DRP) or just provide the ambulance?

It depends on the event: we can take care of designing and coordinating the whole deployment, or just provide the medical resources within a risk plan (DRP) already designed by the organiser or town council.

Need a service or want to become a member?

Call us and we'll tell you how we can help.

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