Medical Repatriation (Including COVID-19 positive patients)
The modern age of globalization with huge free markets and tourism has lessened the borders and boundary restrictions among other countries in the world. Most of the time, individuals are stranded in another country due to medical reasons.
Medical repatriation is a service to help those in medical need transfer out of a particular country and return to the native state. Often, patients from foreign countries are sent to their home country by us while providing the best medical care and assistance. As we know, it is very much important to repatriate the sick back to their country of origin promptly before the condition gets worse.
For most part of repatriation, time is consumed in paperwork and other additional work and when it comes to travelling, the condition of the patient does not permit for any long or short repatriation. We do consider the facts and our highly qualified and professional team does ensure the best feasible ways to repatriate the patient as soon as possible.
There are many challenges and barriers faced by our team before executing the repatriation process. For example, language barrier is the most common challenge faced by us. We frequently work with translators to not only help patients understand foreign language but also to make sure that we have all the necessary information before starting the repatriation process.
Before the emergence of COVID-19, a deadly pandemic that has changed the entire world from every perspective, the repatriation was considered a very humane and noble deed. Ever since the pandemic started, it has altered the course of our time. Like many other things, the repatriation and other related medical assistance services has also changed. The states have closed their borders, flight operations have stopped and other interstate services have been ceased. Not only that, the quarantine and lockdown process to stop the spread of the disease have also changed the overall mindset of the public.
As of now, most countries are taking immediate and necessary measures to repatriate patients in haste but unfortunately, some countries still do not want to open the borders for their citizens as it will bring chaos to them. Most states have developed a well-framed and comprehensive program so that patients may be repatriated back to their country of origin in no time.
We provide the best services on this subject and work around the clock to not only assist the patients in the host country but also to manage the process so that they may be repatriated to their homelands.
