Medical Services

Here is how this works in practice. We supply qualified medical pros — set medics, paramedics and safety consultants — for shoots in the Czech Republic. Our medical teams give on-set first aid and minor-injury treatment, stand by for stunts and special effects, conduct medical risk assessments, and build emergency-response plans with hospital routes and ambulance liaison for each location. They cover studio shoots at Barrandov and demanding location work. The Bohemian and Moravian countryside, forest and mountain sites such as Šumava, and historic urban settings with cobbled streets.

Here is the short of it. Czech set medics know the country's universal public health-insurance system and the occupational-health rules enforced by the State Labour Inspectorate (SÚIP). They keep records that satisfies both Czech regulators and global shoots insurers. They work fluently in English alongside global crews.

Here is the breakdown. On-set medical provision is a regulatory need in the Czech Republic, where the Czech Labour Code and Czech workplace-safety law set standards for crew health and safety, aligned with EU workplace-safety directives. The country's land-based climate brings specific risks — cold and icy conditions on winter shoots, tight daylight, and hypothermia exposure on mountain and forest locations — and tick-borne encephalitis vaccination is advised for rural shoots. The European emergency number 112 and the Czech ambulance service operate nationwide.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Our medics set up protocols before production starts, planning boosted provision for remote sites with longer response times. Medical-services spend on a Czech production forms part of qualifying spend toward the Czech Film Fund's 20% cash rebates. Our teams scale coverage to each production's stunts, crew size and locations.