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Entrepreneur Florita G. Policarpio
Business Plan - St. Therese Ambulance Service
In our community in Muzon, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, ambulance service is dominated by the LGU owned ambulances. I noticed for the past three years that in instances that our lying in clinic would call for them to transport our patients to our accredited hospital, most of the time they are not available because of so many reasons: the driver is drunk, the ambulance was used by a barangay official for personal travel, and some other reasons that are quite inexcusable. I also noticed that its purpose is simply for transportation of the patient, and their one and only equipment is only an oxygen tank. Most of the time it is only the driver who is on board, with no other paramedics who usually have the knowledge of giving immediate treatment to patients in case something happens while transporting them.
This is the reason why I came up with this business plan. I have seen the necessity of an efficient ambulance service, besides of providing transportation to patients, providing emergency response during the transport or to a nearby accident or disaster is lacking.
St. Therese ambulance service will provide an affordable and reliable ambulance service for emergency response, patient transport and as event medic, manned by trained and competent paramedical personnel.
VISION: To become the most trusted ambulance service in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan and nearby towns by the year 2020.
MISSION: A group of competent and trained personnel to provide the best paramedical and ambulance service at an affordable rate compared to other existing ambulance services.
OBJECTIVES: To provide quality healthcare service in emergency response, transportation of patients and as events medic.
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR: A patient satisfaction questionnaire will be asked to fill up by the patient or relatives. Another indicator that will be used is the number of referrals made by previous patients.
TRAINING OF PERSONNEL: An efficient licensed professional driver with at least 3 years driving experience, with no history of involvement to any vehicular accidents in the past. A licensed paramedic personnel (licensed nurse, medtech or midwife) with updated trainings in IV therapy, basic life support (BLS) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) by a competent training body.
PRODUCT: service-oriented; affordable and efficient private-owned ambulance service
CUSTOMERS: Class A, B, C
COMPETITORS: At present, only competitors are the existing LGU-owned ambulance; AceCor in nearby Caloocan and Quezon City areas
LOCATION: Can accommodate the towns of San Jose del Monte, Marilao, Sta. Maria, Norzagaray, Pandi, Malolos, and nearby areas from Caloocan and Quezon City.
STRATEGY
Will start with 2 units of fully equipped ambulance (with oxygen tanks, defibrillator and ECG machines)
PROGRAM: To promote service in hospitals, clinics and health centers
ACTIVITIES: Involvement in medical missions and events, Attendance of personnels in competency trainings
RESOURCES: Starting capital will be coming from loan applied from a commercial bank worth 3 million pesos
Entrepreneur Florita G. Policarpio
Business Plan - St. Therese Ambulance Service
In our community in Muzon, City of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan, ambulance service is dominated by the LGU owned ambulances. I noticed for the past three years that in instances that our lying in clinic would call for them to transport our patients to our accredited hospital, most of the time they are not available because of so many reasons: the driver is drunk, the ambulance was used by a barangay official for personal travel, and some other reasons that are quite inexcusable. I also noticed that its purpose is simply for transportation of the patient, and their one and only equipment is only an oxygen tank. Most of the time it is only the driver who is on board, with no other paramedics who usually have the knowledge of giving immediate treatment to patients in case something happens while transporting them.
This is the reason why I came up with this business plan. I have seen the necessity of an efficient ambulance service, besides of providing transportation to patients, providing emergency response during the transport or to a nearby accident or disaster is lacking.
St. Therese ambulance service will provide an affordable and reliable ambulance service for emergency response, patient transport and as event medic, manned by trained and competent paramedical personnel.
VISION: To become the most trusted ambulance service in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan and nearby towns by the year 2020.
MISSION: A group of competent and trained personnel to provide the best paramedical and ambulance service at an affordable rate compared to other existing ambulance services.
OBJECTIVES: To provide quality healthcare service in emergency response, transportation of patients and as events medic.
PERFORMANCE INDICATOR: A patient satisfaction questionnaire will be asked to fill up by the patient or relatives. Another indicator that will be used is the number of referrals made by previous patients.
TRAINING OF PERSONNEL: An efficient licensed professional driver with at least 3 years driving experience, with no history of involvement to any vehicular accidents in the past. A licensed paramedic personnel (licensed nurse, medtech or midwife) with updated trainings in IV therapy, basic life support (BLS) and advanced cardiac life support (ACLS) by a competent training body.
PRODUCT: service-oriented; affordable and efficient private-owned ambulance service
CUSTOMERS: Class A, B, C
COMPETITORS: At present, only competitors are the existing LGU-owned ambulance; AceCor in nearby Caloocan and Quezon City areas
LOCATION: Can accommodate the towns of San Jose del Monte, Marilao, Sta. Maria, Norzagaray, Pandi, Malolos, and nearby areas from Caloocan and Quezon City.
STRATEGY
Will start with 2 units of fully equipped ambulance (with oxygen tanks, defibrillator and ECG machines)
PROGRAM: To promote service in hospitals, clinics and health centers
ACTIVITIES: Involvement in medical missions and events, Attendance of personnels in competency trainings
RESOURCES: Starting capital will be coming from loan applied from a commercial bank worth 3 million pesos
