Common use of Worldwide Emergency Assistance Service 3a. Emergency Medical Evacuation Clause in Contracts

Worldwide Emergency Assistance Service 3a. Emergency Medical Evacuation. In the event of an Insured Person sustaining Accidental Serious Bodily Injury or sudden Serious Sickness outside Hong Kong during the Covered Trip and calling the Emergency Assistance Provider, the Emergency Assistance Provider will, subject to the Terms of this Policy and in accordance with the recommendation of its authorised medical representatives, arrange and pay for the Medically Necessary Expenses to a) Transfer of the Insured Person to one of the nearest Hospital, or b) Transfer of the Insured Person with necessary medical supervision to a Hospital more appropriately equipped for the particular Serious Bodily Injury or Serious Sickness, or c) repatriation of the Insured Person with necessary medical supervision to the Hospital if the medical condition of the Insured Person has been stabilised by local medical facilities and is certified by the authorised medical representatives as being fit to fly. All decisions as to the final destination and the means of transfer, evacuation or repatriation including but not limited to air ambulance, service ambulance, scheduled commercial flight, road ambulance or any other appropriate means will be made by the Emergency Assistance Provider and will be based solely upon medical necessity. The Insured Person will surrender any unused portion of the travel ticket to the Emergency Assistance Provider. This Policy will not cover any transfer, evacuation or repatriation that is not arranged by the Emergency Assistance Provider and no benefit will be payable of such expenses that are recoverable from any other sources or insurance policies.