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Medical Repatriation UK Blog
1w ago
Crete, the largest and most populous of the Greek islands, is a beloved destination for British travellers seeking sun, sand, and a taste of the Mediterranean lifestyle. With its stunning beaches, ancient ruins, and vibrant culture, it is no wonder that thousands of Brits flock to this Hellenic paradise every year. However, as with any travel ..read more
Medical Repatriation UK Blog
1w ago
In critical situations where time is of the essence, regular commercial flights may not be the most suitable option for transporting patients who require complex medical attention. This is where Medical Repatriation UK’s medical jets, also known as air ambulances, come into play. These specialised aircraft are designed to provide a seamless ..read more
Medical Repatriation UK Blog
1w ago
When facing a medical condition that requires specialised care, the journey itself can be daunting, whether travelling across the UK or around the world. Navigating airports, enduring long flights, and managing medical needs on the go can quickly become overwhelming. This is where Medical Repatriation UK’s air medical escorts step in, offering ..read more
Medical Repatriation UK Blog
1w ago
When you or a loved one needs medical care far from home, finding safe and comfortable transportation can be a challenge. This is especially true for elderly patients, those with chronic conditions, or anyone who requires extra support while travelling. A medical escort may be the solution you are looking for. But what exactly is a medical ..read more
Medical Repatriation UK Blog
1w ago
When confronted with a medical emergency while in Europe, the need for expert care, proper insurance, or proximity to family may be important. Through Medical Repatriation UK’s reliable European air ambulance service, we can promptly transfer you or a loved one to the desired destination while providing necessary medical attention. How can ..read more
Medical Repatriation UK Blog
1w ago
Medical tourism has become a beacon of hope for many, providing the opportunity to obtain high-quality care at affordable costs. For people in the UK seeking treatment in India, the journey may be daunting, especially if ongoing care is required. Thankfully, there are solutions to secure your safety and comfort during the journey. Medical ..read more
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1M ago
Are you living with mesothelioma and gearing up for an upcoming plane journey? You may have questions about the safety of flying on a commercial airplane. You may also wonder if using an air ambulance would be a better option. Perhaps you are pondering on the numerous measures to ensure a smooth and secure flight. All your queries will be ..read more
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1M ago
Obesity presents a significant public health challenge in the United Kingdom, with 64% of adults classified as obese or overweight in 2021. This rise is attributed to shifts in dietary habits, reduced physical activity, and increased sedentary lifestyles. Important things to consider as a bariatric patient: Bariatric patients have a higher ..read more
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1M ago
The UK and Australia, both Commonwealth nations, share strong cooperation in foreign policy, defence, security and economy, amongst others. Additionally, Brits and Aussies have similar humour, language and laid-back cultures, making tourism popular in both directions. Key considerations in case of medical emergencies for Australian and ..read more
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3M ago
Flying to receive medical care can be daunting for those with injuries as sensitive as a cracked vertebra (Spondylolysis). The thought of turbulence jostling fragile bones or having limited mobility in a confined airplane cabin is enough to make some refuse transport by air. However, with proper precautions tailored to each patient’s needs and ..read more