Sector

Emergency services

Health screening for first responders and emergency personnel. Regular comprehensive assessments that protect the people who protect the community, onsite, during shift, with minimal disruption.

First responder health

Protecting the people who protect the community

Firefighters, paramedics, police, and SES personnel face unique occupational health risks: smoke exposure, physical strain, psychological stress, and irregular schedules. Regular comprehensive screening identifies risks before they become critical.

Station-based screening

Deploy HubX at fire stations, ambulance stations, and police facilities. Screen personnel during shift without transport to external clinics.

Comprehensive assessment

300+ tests across cardiovascular, respiratory, metabolic, renal, hepatic, and neurological parameters. Identifies the conditions most prevalent in emergency service populations.

Mental health integration

Mood and fatigue assessment modules complement the physical screening. Supports a holistic view of first responder health and wellbeing.

Longitudinal monitoring

Regular screening creates a longitudinal health profile for each member. Track changes over time and identify emerging health trends across the service.

Occupational health reporting

De-identified analytics support service-level health reporting, WHS compliance, and targeted wellbeing program design.

15 minutes per screen

Minimal disruption to operational readiness. Screen during downtime between calls. No needles, no lab, no follow-up appointments for basic results.

ARTG listed (Class IIb)Medsafe NZISO 13485Randox + RCPA-QAP validated
The device

One integrated device, 300+ diagnostic tests

The EVEDA HubX captures data across six vital organs using just five drops of blood and a urine sample. No venepuncture. No lab. Results in 15 minutes.

EVEDA HubX portable point-of-care diagnostic device

Keep your people healthy and operational

Talk to us about implementing regular health screening for your emergency service personnel.