Common use of Medical Evacuation & Repatriation Clause in Contracts

Medical Evacuation & Repatriation. If the Designated Physician determines that the Covered Person is not receiving adequate treatment locally, American Express Platinum Card Assistance will organise his/her transfer to a more appropriate hospital, at no cost to the Covered Person. If necessary depending on the injury or illness and if medically advisable, the Covered Person will be repatriated to the medical centre closest to his/her usual place of residence. If transportation is required, it will be arranged by one of the following options: First Class Train; couchette or sleeping car, taxi, road or air ambulance, on a scheduled flight and business class if possible. Repatriation will not be provided for illness or injuries of a mild nature, which can be treated locally and do not prevent the Covered Person from continuing their journey.

Medical Evacuation & Repatriation. If the Designated Physician determines that the Covered Person is not receiving adequate treatment locally, American Express Platinum Card Assistance will organise his/her transfer to a more appropriate hospital, at no cost to the Covered Person. If necessary depending on the injury or illness and if medically advisable, the Covered Person will be repatriated to the medical centre closest to his/her usual place of residence. If transportation is required, it will be arranged by one of the following options: First Class Train; couchette or sleeping car, taxi, road or air ambulance, on a scheduled flight and business class if possible. Repatriation will not be provided for illness or injuries of a mild nature, which can be treated locally and do not prevent the Covered Person from continuing their his/her journey.

Medical Evacuation & Repatriation. If the Designated Physician determines that the Covered Person is not receiving adequate treatment locally, American Express Platinum Card Assistance will organise organize his/her transfer to a more appropriate hospital, at no cost to the Covered Person. If necessary depending on the th e injury or illness and if medically advisable, the Covered Person will be repatriated to the medical centre Centre closest to his/her usual place of residence. If transportation is required, it . It will be arranged by one of the following options: First Class Train; couchette or sleeping car, taxiTaxi, road or air ambulance, ambulanc e on a scheduled flight and business class if possible. Repatriation will not be provided for illness or injuries of a mild nature, which can be treated locally and do not prevent preven t the Covered Person from continuing their his/her journey.