– UTAH LICENSED EMS · • UTAH CODE 53-2D-210 COMPLIANT · • 24-HOUR DISPATCH
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Keeping your cast safe, your production compliant, and the cameras rolling — across Utah’s most rugged locations. Physician-directed protocols. Purpose-built fleet. Full Utah Code 53-2d-210 compliance. Absolute discretion.
Many of our production, executive, and corporate clients require us not to name them publicly. That is not a footnote — it is part of what they are buying. When you hire Guardian MedX under a confidentiality arrangement, your production, your cast, and your locations stay out of our marketing. References are available under NDA to qualified buyers on request.
Set medicine is unlike event medicine. You need discretion, set etiquette, IATSE fluency, and the ability to handle everything from stunt injuries to remote-location basecamps — without slowing the shot.
Falls, pyro exposure, rigging, animal work, vehicle action. Real trauma risk on every insert day — and a crew that cannot wait 20 minutes for EMS.
Moab, the Salt Flats, the Uintas, the Wasatch. Your location is hours from a standard ambulance. Your medic needs trail-capable transport and remote-medicine credentials.
Cast and crew require invisible medical presence. Your safety meetings require OSHA-credentialed personnel. Your completion-bond underwriter requires documentation.
Every production engagement runs through the same four-stage protocol. Every stage produces a document your UPM, your broker, and your bond company can read.
Location-scout medical assessment. Nearest trauma center, drive times, heli LZ identification, permit coordination with county.
Set medic (OSHA 30), remote basecamp setup (GMMC), Arsenal sized to location profile, specialty credentials per shoot type.
Production safety meeting attended. EAP drafted and filed. 911 liaison established. Physician-authorized protocols active.
Every clinical contact in HIPAA-compliant ePCR. AAR to production and bond company within 24 hours of wrap.
Wilderness EMT / Paramedic for Moab, Salt Flats, alpine, and backcountry productions where standard EMS cannot reach.
Firefighter I & II, Fire Safety Officer, pyro-event safety familiarity. For productions with practical fire effects or pyrotechnics.
Rope Rescue Technician (NFPA 1006) for productions with camera rigs, aerial work, or actor height exposure.
TCCC / TECC for productions with executive talent, closed-set security, or discretion-dependent shoots.
Flight Paramedic (FP-C) for productions with helicopter work, medevac coordination, or aerial photography.
HazMat Awareness & Operations (NFPA 472) for productions at industrial locations or with chemical handling.
Aggregate totals across our production book. Individual productions served under confidentiality are not named here.
47 shoot days across three remote basecamps. Zero production-halting medical incidents. They integrate like part of the crew — invisible until the moment you need them, and then they move like they rehearsed it.
Our completion bond underwriter asked for medical vendor documentation. We forwarded Guardian’s Credentials page. Approved same day. That never happens.
47 shoot days across three remote basecamps in Moab and the Salt Flats. Daily call sheets ranging from 60 to 180 crew. Arsenal deployed: GMMC on-set basecamp, two Medical Response UTVs (one per basecamp), Scout ATV, Scout Dirt Bike, Guardian Angel Drone, Telemedicine Integration to physician-on-call. Specialty credentials: Wilderness Paramedic, Rope Rescue, Fire Safety.
Yes. Our OSHA 30 supervisors work to the same safety standard as your Key Grip and Production Safety Rep. We integrate into your existing production safety culture rather than operating alongside it.
Yes. Our Wilderness EMT and Wilderness Paramedic credentials plus the full Arsenal (UTV, Dirt Bike, ATV, Drone, Mobile Clinic) are specifically designed for Utah’s remote production locations.
Yes. Guardian MedX operates under an in-house Emergency Physician Medical Director — the same model used by municipal 911 systems. Clinical protocols are owned and maintained by a licensed emergency physician. Utah raised the bar in May 2025; we already meet the full standard, and the audit trail is handled so you don’t have to manage it.
Our Credentials & Compliance page is specifically designed to be forwarded to underwriters. We carry stacked insurance (GL + Professional + Umbrella + individual per responder). Medical Direction Letter available on request.
NDA as standard. Role-based, not named, testimonials by default. Many of our production clients are never publicly identified. If your production requires the highest discretion tier, that is our default operating standard.
Yes, same-day. One-form request at the Credentials page. Our liability structure supports additionally-insured endorsements on request.
NDA-ready. References available. Same-day COI.
We'll be in touch within one business day to discuss your event and the coverage tier that fits.