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Med Response BC

MRBC’s objective is to deliver timely, expert care to critically ill and injured patients in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities across British Columbia.

We aim to complement—not replace—the existing system by filling gaps in prehospital & retrieval medicine (PHRM).

10X

Higher risk of death due to trauma in Rural BC

17h

12h

The Length of Time 1 in 10 Critical Patients in Indigenous & Rural Communities Wait for an Air Ambulance in BC

25%

The Percentage Of BC Patients From Scene Calls That Could Benefit From A PHRM Critical Care  Response That Recieved One. 

66X & 22X
 

The multiples of nurses & doctors in BC trained in critical care who could be helping patients via PHRM, compared with the ~90 critical care paramedics in BC.

Our 'Why'

What We Aim To Do

Med Response BC (MRBC) is a nonprofit organization designed to address critical gaps in prehospital and retrieval medicine for rural, remote, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia. Click below to learn more about what MRBC aims to do.

Upcoming Projects

Stay updated on our upcoming projects and initiatives to enhance prehospital and retrieval medicine in rural and remote areas. Your support can make a significant difference in saving lives.

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

Your contribution can directly impact the lives of individuals in need. Act now to support our mission and ensure access to quality medical care for all.

Latest Updates

Stay informed about the latest developments, achievements, and challenges in our efforts to improve emergency and transport medicine accessibility.

Our Team

Meet the dedicated team behind Med Response BC (MRBC) and learn about the passionate individuals working towards a healthier and safer future for all.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • PHRM Conference 2026
    PHRM Conference 2026
    PHRM Conference 2026
    Fri, Feb 27
    Vancouver
    MRBC's 2026 conference provides local networking opportunities, highlights current system challenges and successes, and explores international best practices in PHRM. Delivered through a hybrid model, it is designed to engage clinicians, administrators, and other interested collaborators.
  • PHRM Course
    PHRM Course
    PHRM Course
    Autumn 2025
    Lower Mainland
    Residential Course: A 7-day program for rural physicians and nurses focusing on prehospital and retrieval medicine skills such as care outside of hospitals, transport planning, and medical oversight.
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