Our Services

Intemed operates as an extension of the host organisation rather than a service running alongside it, providing additional clinical activity delivered by our own clinical teams and coordinated by our own operational leadership within the host's existing facilities, systems, and governance — adding capacity without displacing substantive teams or core activity.

We work across three delivery contexts — targeted outpatient programmes, community-based delivery, and insourced elective activity within existing hospital infrastructure — each configured to the host's specific waiting-list profile and available capacity, with case mix, session structure, and activity targets agreed in advance. The host sets the clinical priorities and retains oversight throughout; we provide the capacity and the structure to deliver against them.

Every service is designed in collaboration with the host organisation and governed by a formal agreement that defines clinical scope, performance expectations, reporting, and commercial terms before any activity begins. We can be engaged through direct award where contract thresholds allow, or through an accredited insourcing framework where a compliant route is required.

Our support can extend from service design and workforce mobilisation through to full operational delivery, introduced in a way that minimises disruption to existing teams and facilities, with structured mobilisation typically reaching live delivery within four to six weeks of agreed terms, subject to readiness.

For insourced activity delivered within a host's facilities, sessions operate within the host's existing regulatory registration and governance structures, and are reported, inspected, and governed as the host's own activity, with clinical authority and patient accountability remaining with the host at every stage.

Every clinician is verified against their professional register and approved by the host's Medical Director before deployment, and corporate clinical negligence and liability cover is in place before the first session. We require no access to patient-identifiable information; ownership of patient data remains with the host organisation at all times, and DSPT compliance is confirmed and submitted for host review prior to go-live.

Activity is priced per case against rates agreed locally, so a host pays for activity delivered rather than capacity reserved, with our charge covering the full cost of delivery — clinical teams, operational leadership, case selection, escalation management, performance review, and all internal recruitment, training, and payroll.

Consumables, devices, drugs, and facility costs sit with the host, consistent with standard arrangements, and because we work within existing infrastructure no additional infrastructure cost is introduced. Capacity can be scaled up or down over time, enabling the host organisation to respond quickly to demand while retaining full clinical and organisational oversight, with exit arrangements that protect continuity of patient care should a contract conclude.