Medical repatriation worldwide.

Medical repatriation is a planned journey home, or to care in another country or region, for a patient who still needs medical support while travelling. It may involve road ambulance transport, air travel and connecting transfers.

Yes. We coordinate planned returns to Northern Ireland from anywhere in the world, including connecting road transfers and handover at home, a hospital or another care setting. We also arrange returns to the Republic of Ireland and elsewhere in the UK.

Yes. If a visitor, student or worker becomes unwell in Northern Ireland, we can coordinate their journey from hospital here to care or family in their home country, working with the treating team and any insurer involved.

Yes. We arrange repatriation from anywhere to anywhere, including journeys that do not start or end in Northern Ireland, such as between Europe and North America. Every enquiry is reviewed individually because the route, timing and transport method depend on the patient’s location, condition, documents and local travel arrangements.

We review the patient’s clinical and mobility needs alongside the distance, timing, transport availability and receiving arrangements. The proposed plan explains the recommended transport method, support and connecting transfers before you confirm.

For air travel, the airline or transport provider may require medical information and confirmation that the patient is fit to fly. We will explain which documents and clearances are needed for the proposed journey.

Yes. With permission and contact details, we liaise with hospitals, travel insurers, assistance companies and case managers to coordinate the clinical and practical information needed for the transfer.

Each quotation is bespoke. Cost depends on distance, transport method, clinical team, equipment, connecting transfers and timing. Sharing the patient’s medical and journey information allows us to prepare an accurate proposal.

No. This is a planned private medical transport service. If someone is in immediate danger or needs an emergency response, contact the local emergency services.