medicalevacuation

When a U.S. citizen/non-citizen national is ill or injured abroad, the patient or the family may desire to have the patient return home immediately. The U.S. ...

A medical evacuation, or medevac, is when you are taken from a place without suitable hospitals to a place with suitable hospitals. This can happen by road, sea ...

Internationally recruited staff members and their dependent family members may be evacuated from the duty station or mission area at United Nations expense if ...

MEDEVAC. Air evacuation services are designed to transport patients from the hospital bed of a capital city to the patient's home country (see Ch. 50). The ...

Medical evacuation, often shortened to medevac or medivac, is the timely and efficient movement and en route care provided by medical personnel to wounded ...

According to the dictionary, a medical evacuation is the emergency transport of one or more people, usually by air, to the nearest health care facility.

Medical evacuation transportation, also referred to as medevac or medevac transport, is often required for patients who are hospitalized in a foreign country ...