BEIDS British Equestrian ID Service Toggle (pack of 2)

Riding out is not only risky for the rider, it leaves the family at home anxious too! BEIDS provides 'peace-of-mind' for both rider and family. "UK Air Ambulances attend an average of 38 riding accidents every week, BEIDS makes our job easier by providing a riders' medical history, next of kin contact and ownership of a specific horse" Simon Gray, Vice Chairman Association of Air Ambulances ...Full Description Below

Product Code: 1642

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• On discovering the BEIDS wristband the finder sees the words 24/7 EMERGENCY NEXT-OF-KIN AND MEDICAL DETAILS
• They can then telephone the 24/7 UK or international telephone number displayed on the wristband which is answered by a member of the BEIDS Emergency Response Team
• The finder is asked to quote the member Emergency ID number displayed below the telephone number
• The attendance of an ambulance is determined and actioned (if not already by the finder)
• Registered medical conditions and crisis plans for the rider are relayed to the finder and or emergency services.
• Contact details for the person dealing with the incident are recorded together with brief details - for example - member is a rider who has been found unconscious after a fall and is being taken by ambulance to St Thomas's Hospital, Westminster Road, London SW1 due to arrive 13:20
• All contact details and incident data is relayed to the family and or next-of-kin as instructed by the members BEIDS register entry.
• The BEIDS team liaise with all parties until victim and family are reunited.
• NB: When a rider is found and the horse is missing - the BEIDS Emergency Response Team will use the NECD (National Equestrian Crime Database) Alert system to warn by text message all NECD members within 10 miles of the rider, that a horse is loose nearby and to contact BEIDS if seen.