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It features heavily in the media, affects around 1 in 4 people every year, and yet there is a distinct lack of understanding when it comes to Mental Health problems. Whilst the overall numbers of individuals who suffer with Mental Health problems has not significantly...

How time flies! It only feels like five minutes ago that we were enjoying 30-degree heat, and searching for the nearest beach. Now we’re in October, it’s officially Autumn and there’s a distinct chill in the air. It’s not just the seasons which bring about exciting...

During the past 5 months, E-zec has been engaged in the procurement process for the Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service for Wiltshire, Gloucestershire, Swindon, Bath and North East Somerset. Following this process, E-zec has been awarded the contract to provide...

Twenty years ago the idea of starting E-zec begun with Derek and Paul Swann buying a Mercedes V Class, pursuing repatriation work from insurance companies, transferring people who had been involved in accidents abroad and taking them to either their home address or a...

On Thursday 2nd August an urgent request came into our booking office for assistance to move 14 residents from a nursing home in Great Yarmouth to various addresses across the region over a 3 day period. Emma, the booking office manager, who was on annual leave, came...

Last week saw the retirement of Derek Swann as a board director at E-zec. Although Derek has not played an active role since 2014, and he was not part of E-zec’s growth over the past 3 years, he was instrumental in the early years. His knowledge of how patient...

June the 1st saw E-zec go live for the HDU service at University Hospitals of North Midlands Staffordshire. The service is to convey some of the sickest people (ill stable 7 ill-unstable) in and around Staffordshire to their retrospective hospitals. The service went...

It has been a tough time here at E-zec over the past couple of months, but the team have managed to successfully pull together and mobilise the service. Day one was exceptionally difficult, as the team experienced telecoms issues when call volumes were considerably...

Recently one of our Ambulance Care Assistants was mentioned in the local newspaper in Bristol. It’s a regular occurrence in which Ivan is heard and seen singing in the corridors of Hospitals in and around Bristol. Many of Ivan’s patients are delighted when they are...