Abu Dhabi:Response Plus Holding is showcasing its cutting-edge emergency medical care solutions specifically designed for the oil and gas sector at the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC 2026). The company is presenting a specialized system that serves onshore and offshore fields, drilling rigs, and remote locations, aiming to enhance worker safety and improve the efficiency of medical case management across various operational environments.
According to Emirates News Agency, the showcased system integrates field clinics, specialized medical teams, air and ground medical evacuation services, satellite-based medical communications, command and control systems, and emergency response training programs. These components collectively support worker safety and provide efficient handling of medical cases in different operational settings.
Response Plus is utilizing an interactive model to demonstrate its use of technology and integrated operational capabilities. This model simulates work environments and emergency management centers, highlighting the coordination between medical teams, evacuation and ambulance transport services, and telemedicine solutions. These solutions connect remote sites with hospitals and specialized medical personnel, showcasing the company's commitment to enhancing medical support services for the energy sector.
Nelson Prabhakaran, Chief Operating Officer of Response Plus Holding, stated that the company is participating in ADIPEC for the fifth consecutive year. At the 2026 edition, Response Plus is showcasing a comprehensive emergency medical response system for various energy sectors, including oil and gas, wind energy, and nuclear energy. The company is also focusing on healthcare facility management and healthcare support services for these sectors.
Prabhakaran explained that the operational model on display simulates energy-sector environments, incorporating vessels, offshore installations, roads, nuclear facilities, and wind energy infrastructure. It demonstrates the operation of the command and control center during emergencies, detailing medical evacuations using helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft and coordinating ambulance movements to ensure an integrated response.
Ahmed Saleh, General Manager of Response Plus Medical, a subsidiary of Response Plus Holding, emphasized the company's provision of field clinics and integrated medical teams for oil and gas operators. These services include medical evacuation capabilities using helicopters and four-wheel-drive ambulances, allowing access to challenging terrains and delivering advanced healthcare in remote areas lacking permanent medical facilities.
Saleh also pointed out the company's medical training programs, designed to enhance workers' preparedness with first-aid and emergency response skills, particularly on islands, offshore installations, oil drilling rigs, and desert sites. Response Plus's operations extend to Norway, the United Kingdom, Oman, and most Gulf countries, in collaboration with major international companies.
He further highlighted telemedicine technology as a key solution offered by the company, enabling direct communication between remote medical teams and hospitals or specialist doctors. This technology, which operates beyond conventional telecommunications networks via satellite communications, allows for the transmission of patients' vital signs to hospitals, facilitating real-time monitoring and immediate medical care upon patient transfer.