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MedCareProfessional (MCP) is an established company for air ambulance, intensive care transports and patient transports, which brings patients safely and gently to their destination - nationally, internationally and around the clock.[1][2] Founded in 2007 by Michael and Benjamin Weber in Hattingen, MCP has developed into a sought-after specialist trusted by renowned insurance companies, clinics and corporations.[3][1]
The company offers a wide range of transport solutions:
Highly qualified personnel – doctors, paramedics and specialists – provide individual care. The 24/7 emergency call center responds quickly in several languages and covers all relevant medical aspects.[2][1] Vehicles and equipment are state-of-the-art, underpinned by national and international certifications.[1][2]
MCP's main mission is: to transport patients as quickly and gently as possible, while clients receive economical and reliable solutions.[2] Core values are professionalism, competence and willingness to solve problems – inspired by Henry Ford's motto of tackling problems directly instead of talking around them.[1] The well-coordinated team, led by experienced managing directors and medical directors, prioritizes precision and teamwork.[6] Awards for quality underline this claim.[1]
While explicit sustainability goals are not highlighted in detail on the website, MCP is involved in charitable activities through the MedCareProfessional Rettungsdienst und Katastrophenschutz gGmbH. This pursues charitable purposes in disaster control and rescue services, which promotes social responsibility and long-term resilience in medical logistics.[8] The focus on efficient, resource-saving transport with state-of-the-art technology indirectly contributes to sustainable processes.[2]
Based in the region and with a global reach, MCP stands for German engineering in the service of life: Safe, fast, available at all times.[1][3] The company is growing continuously and remains an industry leader through innovation and customer proximity.[4]
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