Every transfer has
a human centre.
Three journeys, shared with discretion. Each one shaped by clinical need, distance and the responsibility of moving a person safely between places of care.
A specialist journey, built around continuous care.
A four-year-old patient in Niš was ventilator-dependent and required specialist treatment in Austin, Texas. The transfer called for a carefully coordinated bed-to-bed journey and paediatric intensive care throughout the flight.
- Journey
- Niš, Serbia → Austin, USA
- Care
- Paediatric intensive care
- Aircraft
- Bombardier Challenger 604
- Transfer
- Bed-to-bed
A shorter passage, with family kept close.
After a stroke and a serious pressure ulcer, a patient in Berlin needed to move closer to her daughters in Bavaria. A medical flight avoided an approximately ten-hour road journey, and her husband was able to travel on board.
- Journey
- Berlin → Bavaria
- Alternative
- Approx. 10 hours by road
- Family
- Husband travelled on board
- Transfer
- Coordinated medical flight
Distance reduced. Continuity preserved.
After decades in psychiatric care in New Jersey, a patient needed to move closer to his only family in Texas. The medical flight provided an alternative to an approximately thirty-hour road journey.
- Journey
- New Jersey → Texas
- Care
- Complex mental-health transfer
- Aircraft
- Bombardier Learjet 35
- Alternative
- Approx. 30 hours by road