Common use of Emergency Medical Assistance involving Evacuation, Relocation and Repatriation Clause in Contracts

Emergency Medical Assistance involving Evacuation, Relocation and Repatriation. In the event of a Medical Emergency where Specialty Emergency Services considers the medical services available to that member to be inadequate or should the attending doctor, in agreement with Specialty Emergency Services, recommend hospitalisation of a kind not available in the Member’s locality, then Specialty Emergency Services will arrange, monitor, supervise and pay for the following services, subject to approval by Specialty Emergency Services: 3.4.1 the Evacuation of the Member to one of the nearest appropriate hospitals; and/or 3.4.2 the Relocation, with or without medical supervision, by any means considered by Specialty Emergency Services to be suitable (including air ambulance, chartered or commercial flight, or road transport), to a hospital more appropriately equipped for such Bodily Injury or Acute Illness; and/or 3.4.3 the Repatriation, including road ambulance transfers, to and from the airports with necessary medical supervision to an appropriate hospital or other healthcare facility near the Residence of the Member, provided that the Member’s medical condition permits such actions.

Emergency Medical Assistance involving Evacuation, Relocation and Repatriation. In the event of a Medical Emergency where Specialty Emergency Services considers the medical services available to that member to be inadequate or should the attending doctor, in agreement with Specialty Emergency Services, recommend hospitalisation of a kind not available in the Member’s locality, then Specialty Emergency Services will arrange, monitor, supervise and pay for the following services, subject to approval by Specialty Emergency Services: 3.4.1 the Evacuation of the Member to one of the nearest appropriate hospitals; and/or. 3.4.2 the Relocation, with or without medical supervision, by any means considered by Specialty Emergency Services to be suitable (including air ambulance, chartered or commercial flight, or road transport), to a hospital more appropriately equipped for such Bodily Injury or Acute Illness; and/or. 3.4.3 the Repatriation, including road ambulance transfers, to and from the airports with necessary medical supervision to an appropriate hospital or other healthcare facility near the Residence of the Member, provided that the Member’s medical condition permits such actions.

Emergency Medical Assistance involving Evacuation, Relocation and Repatriation. 5.1 In the event of a Medical Emergency where Specialty Emergency Services considers consider the medical services available to that member to be inadequate or should the attending doctor, in agreement with Specialty Emergency Services, recommend hospitalisation of a kind not available in the Member’s locality, then Specialty Emergency Services will arrange, monitor, supervise and pay for the following services, subject to approval by Specialty Emergency Services: 3.4.1 5.1.1 the Evacuation of the Member to one of the nearest appropriate hospitals; and/or 3.4.2 5.1.2 the Relocation, with or without medical supervision, by any means considered by Specialty Emergency Services to be suitable (including air ambulance, chartered or commercial flight, or road transport), to a hospital more appropriately equipped for such Bodily Injury or Acute Illness; and/or 3.4.3 5.1.3 the Repatriation, including road ambulance transfers, to and from the airports with necessary medical supervision to an appropriate hospital or other healthcare facility near the Residence of the Member, provided that the Member’s medical condition permits such actions.