How does it work?
After your request, an immediate medical triage follows. Based on your situation, we advise the best solution:
- Ground ambulance (BLS / ALS / MICU / NICU)
- Medically escorted scheduled flight
- Air ambulance
- Combined routes (air + ground)
Our team always looks for the safest and most efficient route — clinically, logistically and financially.
What we arrange for you
With a repatriation, we take over every step:
- Medical triage and planning
- Contact with the hospital or doctor
- Fit-to-fly & airline clearance
- Ambulance at departure & arrival
- Medical escort during the flight or drive
- Visa, embassy & document support
- Handover at the hospital, home or hospice
You don't need to arrange anything yourself. We take full care of it.
Who is this for?
We transport, among others:
- Ventilated ICU/MICU patients
- Premature babies & neonates (NICU)
- Post-infarct and post-operative patients
- Trauma patients
- Palliative patients
- Cognitive or geriatric patients
- Infection / isolation cases
- Chronically ill travellers
- Expats & travellers without insurance
Private clients without insurance are also welcome.
Why Bryan Morgan Care?
- 24/7 available worldwide
- Our own ambulances & our own medical teams
- BIG & RIZIV registered staff
- NICU & MICU capacity
- Conflict-zone & maritime experience
- No intermediaries or call centres
- Always direct medical points of contact
- Audits & recognitions by, among others, government and quality systems
Because we don't use intermediaries, we keep control over medical quality and avoid surprises afterwards.
Family & dignity
In most cases, one family member can travel along. We work respectfully and discreetly — also in cases of incontinence, dementia or palliative situations.
Dignity and comfort are central, regardless of clinical condition.
How do you request a repatriation?
You can submit a request 24/7 via:
We speak English, Dutch, German and French.
What we need at a minimum
- Patient's age
- Point of departure
- Destination
Based on this, you will immediately receive suitable options, including explanation and advice.
After confirmation
After the first payment, we start organisation and logistics immediately. In urgent situations, this can happen within minutes to hours.
Insurance
Some insurers reimburse repatriation partially or fully. This depends on the policy, situation and country. The patient or family remains responsible for verifying this.
Insurance is not required to receive help.
A few recent repatriations
- Faro → Jersey
- Kalamata → Frankfurt
- Southern Spain → Zurich (NICU)
- Thailand → San Francisco
- Ukraine → Belgium
- Morocco → the Netherlands