Acute Ambulance & Medical Services

Acute Ambulance & Medical Services Ltd was established in 2006, and has grown to become the largest independent ambulance service in
Buckinghamshire supporting the NHS Ambulance Trust in Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire. AAMS are also a leading supplier of ambulance services
across the UK.

AAMS are registered with the Care Quality Commission. This is an important registration for the company, as it
demonstrates our ongoing commitment to meet the highest standards of care to our patients and instils confidence
in our clients that we are meeting those standards.

There is a new law about regulating health and adult social care in England. From 1 October 2010, every health and adult social care service in England
is legally responsible for making sure it meets new essential standards of quality and safety. Care Quality Commission Health and Social Care Act 2008
Notice of decision to register a service provider in respect of a regulated activity subject to agreed conditions: Acute Ambulance & Medical Services
Reference number: DA9415_1. Please follow the care Quality Commission link in the right side of this page for more information.

AAMS is accredited to the National Association of Private Ambulance Services, a self-regulatory body ensuring the standards and conduct of its
members. We reinforce these standards with our own company policies and procedures, ensuring the highest quality of service you would expect.
AAMS is also a founder member of the Independent Ambulance Association.

AAMS specialises in the transportation of renal patients. We have extensive experience in managing these patients on a regular basis and understand
the importance and impact transport can have on the lives of the patient and the Renal Units whose care the patients are under.
We also excel in Transfer of Care and have an excellent reputation providing hospital transfer and discharge lounges with a sensitive and “Patient First”
approach to ensure not just a trouble-free transfer, but the “settling in” of patients upon reaching their transfer destination.