Medical Evacuation & Repatriation | Aeromedical Transfer & Retrieval

Air Ambulance (Medevac)

Our operational and medical experts, together with our trusted and vetted providers, are able to offer western standards of care in the most austere environments at the highest levels of care for emergency evacuations and medical repatriations. Including Intensive/ Critical Care; Neonatal & Paediatric; High-Risk Pregnancy; Infectious Disease Unit (IDU); Bariatric & Organ Transplant. Our medical assistance services provide the most advanced intensive care-equipped air ambulances for the most critical of patients. We have a history of completing high-risk movements with the highest standards of expertise, anywhere in the world. For private cases, you can request a free quote here.

Commercially Escorted Seated & Stretcher

We complete both medically escorted repatriation services for commercial flights and private charters. Our operational and medical experts, working closely with our trusted and vetted providers, are able to repatriate leisure and business travellers with the best care possible - bringing you back home safely. Our team and network of doctors, nurses, and paramedics provide pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight care; carrying bespoke medical bags with a range of life-saving equipment and drugs to ensure we are able to manage a patient with a minor condition through to an emergency situation. Portable oxygen concentrators & cardiac monitors are also available and carried when medically required. For private cases, you can request a free quote here.

Repatriation of Mortal Remains (Deceased)

When a family member, colleague or loved one has passed away abroad, our experts, together with our trusted and vetted providers, are able to offer repatriation all over the world. With our experience, combined with our relationships with international funeral directors and embassies, we can assure you that the whole repatriation process is completed as swiftly as possible. For private cases, you can request a free quote here.

Scuba Diving, Decompression Management & Specialist Repatriation

Scuba diving decompression management is a critical aspect of scuba diving that involves managing the release of nitrogen gas from the body during ascent to the surface to prevent decompression sickness. Decompression sickness, also known as the bends, is a potentially serious condition that can occur when a diver ascends too quickly from deep depths, causing nitrogen gas to form bubbles in the bloodstream and tissues. Scuba diving decompression management involves careful planning and execution of dive profiles to ensure that divers ascend at a safe rate and release nitrogen gas from their body gradually to avoid decompression sickness. This can involve the use of dive tables, dive computers, or other decompression planning tools to determine the appropriate ascent rate and decompression stops required for a particular dive. Proper decompression management is critical for all scuba divers, but is particularly important for those engaging in deep diving or technical diving activities that involve extended periods at depth. Failure to properly manage decompression can lead to serious health complications, including decompression sickness, lung overexpansion injuries, and other serious medical conditions. Transporting a patient with diving decompression sickness can be complex, as they will require specialist medical equipment and monitoring during transport.

Global Medical Services & Supply Chains

Clinical Case Management (Assistance & Advice)

As well as providing clinical case management for our own clients, we also assist third-party assistance companies with the management of inpatient, outpatient and repatriation cases for their own members. Using our long-standing relationship with hospitals, healthcare networks and private physicians around the globe, we are able to provide an enhanced clinical case management service for even the most complex of cases, anywhere in the world. From initial telephone triage to referral, to discharge and/ or repatriation, we are able to provide full clinical case management services on an ad-hoc or service-provider basis. For further information, get in touch with one of our experts.

Remote Healthcare

Remote healthcare refers to the delivery of healthcare services to patients living in geographically isolated or underdeveloped regions. As a global healthcare provider, we understand the unique challenges faced by both patients and third-party providers in delivering medical care in some of the world’s most remote areas. One of the biggest challenges of remote area medicine is the lack of access to healthcare services. Employees operating in remote areas may be far from medical facilities or lack transportation to get to a clinic. This lack of access can result in delays in seeking medical care, which can lead to more severe health conditions and complications. To learn more about how Specialist Rescue Group can assist you while operating in remote areas, get in touch with one of our experts.

Expeditionary Healthcare

Expeditionary healthcare refers to the delivery of medical services in remote or austere environments, typically in support of military operations, disaster response, or humanitarian aid efforts. Specialist Rescue Group supports governments, charities, organisations and private companies in providing the infrastructure, supplies and doctors, nurses, medics, and other healthcare professionals who are trained to work in these challenging environments, skilled in emergency medical care, trauma management, and preventive medicine - often functioning in environments where resources and infrastructure are limited or nonexistent, prepared to provide care to patients with a wide range of injuries and illnesses. Expeditionary healthcare is a critical component of all military operations and disaster response efforts. It requires highly skilled and dedicated healthcare professionals and logistics experts who are willing to operate in challenging environments to provide life-saving care to those in need.