Latest incidents

From bases in Norwich and Cambridge, EAAA critical care crews are tasked to people in urgent need of out of hospital treatment and care, over and above what the ambulance service can provide. On average, the crews are tasked to eight medical emergencies and treat six patients each day.

A quarter of the incidents we attend are cardiac arrests, closely followed by road traffic collisions. We also attend a wide range of medical and trauma emergencies including, for example, neurological incidents, self harm, equestrian accidents and accidental injuries.

In 2025 so far:

Helicopter and Critical Care Car

779
PATIENTS TREATED

Patient

601
HELICOPTER TASKINGS

Helicopter

540
CRITICAL CARE CAR TASKINGS

Patient

80
HELICOPTER NIGHT TASKINGS

Latest incidents

You can view some of our latest incidents below. To protect the privacy of our patients and their families, locations on the map are not accurate and represent the general area to which the EAAA crew was tasked. Not all taskings are published for confidentiality reasons.

Date Location Incident
17 Jun
Hunstanton Cardiac Arrest
17 Jun
Sheringham Accidental injury
16 Jun
Bishop's Stortford Road traffic collision
17 Jun
Newmarket Medical Emergency
17 Jun
Newmarket Medical Emergency
16 Jun
Sandringham Road traffic collision
16 Jun
Halstead Road traffic collision
15 Jun
Cambridge Accidental injury
15 Jun
Clacton-on-Sea Cardiac Arrest
15 Jun
Cambridge Cardiac Arrest

Incident Map

Take a look at some of the areas that we've been tasked to in the past 12 months.

Albie and his family walk on a beach.

Request patient support

Following a medical emergency attended by EAAA, our dedicated Aftercare team is available to provide support to patients, families and those who may have witnessed the incident.

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