Care home GP support
Compassionate care, closer to home
Our Community Paramedics provide advanced healthcare services beyond emergency response, delivering high-quality, proactive, and patient-centred care through health visits and vaccinations directly in homes and Care Home settings. We bridge the gap between hospital, GP practices, and community care, improving outcomes, saving time, and reducing costs.
Care home GP support
- Care home in‑reach support to improve continuity
- Weekly care home ward rounds with reviews, care planning and and reconciliation
- Management of acute illnesses and chronic disease flare-ups
- Annual and ongoing health monitoring for care home residents
- Blood tests, ECGs, and regular health monitoring
- Vaccinations and injections delivered on-site
- Personal care planning, advice and Documentation
- Palliative support and end-of-life care
Preventive services
- Chronic disease prevention and early detection screening
- Falls risk assessments and prevention strategies
- Nutrition and hydration monitoring for vulnerable patients
- Mental health and wellbeing support
- Liaison with local clinical support teams for coordinated care
- Proactive care planning to prevent hospital admissions
Population health and outreach
- Targeted support for housebound patients and care home residents to improve access and health outcomes
- Annual and ongoing health checks for vulnerable patients
- Community vaccination campaigns to increase uptake and protect vulnerable populations
- Health education programmes for patients, families, and care home staff to improve understanding and self-management
- Outreach initiatives that identify and address health inequalities in underserved groups
Care coordination
- Liaison with GPs, PCNs, district nurses, and community rapid response teams
- End-of-life care planning in coordination with palliative care services
- Acting as a central link between healthcare providers to ensure seamless patient support
Community Paramedics work under extended scope protocols, meaning they can
Spend more time with
patients (30–60 minutes
per visit)
Refer directly to specialists or community services
Adjust certain treatments
under clinical oversight
Focus on prevention as
well as treatment
Training and standards
All of our staff are on the First Contact Practitioner pathway with advanced training in
chronic disease management, mental health, and social care. Clinical governance and
supervision ensure the an extremely high standard of safety and care.
