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Medical Repatriation Transport Options

From ground ambulance to medical escort on a commercial flight and air ambulance. Bryan Morgan Care selects the safest solution based on the patient’s medical condition, distance and urgency.

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We quickly advise the safest and most feasible option.

Which transport option is right for the patient?

Every repatriation is different. Some patients can travel safely with a medical escort on a commercial flight, while others require continuous supervision, oxygen, monitoring, infusion therapy or intensive-care support. That is why we always assess the patient’s medical condition, mobility, distance, timing, documentation and airline clearance.

Below you will find the main transport categories. Each transport option has its own dedicated page with more information about indications, possibilities and limitations.

Ground Ambulance

Medical ambulance transport for short and long distances, including bed-to-bed transfers throughout Europe.

  • BLS - Basic Life Support
  • ALS - Advanced Life Support
  • MICU - Mobile Intensive Care Unit
  • NICU / pediatric support if required
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Medical Escort on Commercial Flights

A doctor, nurse or specialized escort team accompanies the patient on a commercial flight when this is medically appropriate.

  • Economy or premium economy with medical escort
  • Business class with lay-flat seat
  • Commercial stretcher on a scheduled flight
  • Wheelchair, oxygen and airline clearance
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Air Ambulance & Private Jet

For urgent, complex or intensive-care patients when commercial flight options are not safe or not feasible.

  • ICU configuration on board
  • Monitoring, oxygen, medication and infusion therapy
  • Private jet with medical team
  • International bed-to-bed transport
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How do we choose the right option?

  • The patient’s medical condition and stability
  • Need for oxygen, monitoring, IV therapy, pain management or ventilation
  • Mobility: seated, lying down, wheelchair or stretcher
  • Distance, available routes and urgency
  • Approval from the doctor, hospital and airline
  • Budget, insurance and desired comfort level

Combined Transport Solutions

A repatriation often consists of several stages. For example: ambulance from hospital to airport, medical escort on a commercial flight, and another ambulance from the arrival airport to home, hospital or rehabilitation centre.

Bryan Morgan Care coordinates the entire journey so that transfers are safe, discreet and uninterrupted.

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Send the patient’s age, departure point, destination and a brief medical summary. We will provide the safest options.

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