Apex maintains a diverse, highly trained, and fully vetted clinical workforce, all screened in line with CQC requirements and our own internal governance standards. Every clinician undergoes robust pre‑employment checks, qualification verification, and ongoing competency review to ensure they meet the highest standards of professional practice.

We are able to provide vehicle crews across a range of clinical skill mixes, including:

• Doctors
• Paramedics
• Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)
• Emergency Care Assistants (ECAs)

This flexible staffing model allows us to tailor each deployment to the specific needs of the client, the acuity of the patient, and the operational environment.

Let us know your requirements and we will build a bespoke staffing and vehicle package to suit your service needs, ensuring safe, effective, and reliable care delivery.

Apex Medical and Rescue is fully registered and regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for both Transport Services and the Treatment of Disease, Disorder or Injury (TDDI). This dual registration demonstrates our capability to deliver clinically safe ambulance transport alongside regulated, hands‑on patient care within emergency, urgent, and non‑urgent settings.

Our organisation is governed through a comprehensive and robust clinical and operational governance framework, designed to meet—and exceed—all CQC requirements. We maintain clear leadership structures, strong oversight mechanisms, and transparent reporting processes to ensure that every aspect of our service is safe, effective, and accountable.

Apex is committed to delivering a service that is:

• Safe – supported by rigorous vetting, evidence‑based clinical practice, and continuous risk management
• Well‑led – driven by experienced leaders who ensure clear direction, strong oversight, and a culture of learning
• Effective – delivered by competent, qualified clinicians working within regulated pathways and national standards
• Responsive – able to adapt to patient needs, operational pressures, and client requirements with agility
• Caring – focused on dignity, professionalism, and compassionate patient‑centred care

Our compliance with CQC standards is not a tick‑box exercise—it is embedded throughout our organisation. From recruitment and training to fleet management, clinical governance, and incident review, Apex ensures that every deployment is supported by a well‑led, well‑managed, and fully vetted service.

By choosing Apex, clients can be confident they are receiving a safe, regulated, and high‑quality ambulance service backed by strong leadership, modern systems, and a workforce dedicated to excellence.

All of our HDU and urgent ambulance vehicles are fully equipped to a emergency service standards, carrying the full range of equipment you would expect on a modern frontline ambulance. Each vehicle is stocked, maintained, and audited through robust governance processes to ensure it is safe, compliant, and ready for deployment at any time.

Our fleet includes:

• Comprehensive clinical equipment to support emergency, urgent, and routine care
• Advanced Life Support (ALS) capability, including defibrillation, airway management, monitoring, and resuscitation equipment
• A full complement of emergency drugs and medical gases, stocked to ALS level and managed through strict medicines governance
• Manual handling and patient movement equipment, including stretchers, carry chairs, scoops, spinal immobilisation devices
• Specialist equipment to support trauma care, medical emergencies, paediatric presentations, and complex patient needs
• Robust infection‑prevention and control provisions, including decontamination supplies, compliant waste‑management systems, and vehicle‑cleaning protocols aligned with national standards

Every Apex vehicle is emergency response capable, maintained to stringent mechanical and clinical standards, and equipped to support clinicians in delivering safe, effective, and regulated care. Our fleet is regularly inspected, restocked, and quality‑checked to ensure full compliance with CQC expectations, national ambulance specifications, and client requirements.