A 76-year-old man fell while hiking in Crete and fractured his femoral neck. Following our recommendation, and after the Medassis team reviewed the X-rays and consulted with the local medical team, he underwent surgery at the local hospital. Immediately after the surgery, an air ambulance was arranged to transport him back to Israel.

A 57-year-old man traveled to Dubai two days before the start of his insurance coverage. Shortly after arriving, he experienced a heart attack and arrhythmia. He was admitted to a hospital where the local medical team, in collaboration with the Medassis’ medical staff in Israel, determined the necessary treatment. We provided support throughout the process and ultimately facilitated his return to Israel.

In a motorcycle accident, a 22-year-old sustained a knee injury that later became infected. Despite the injury, the individual was keen on continuing their travels rather than returning to Israel for further treatment. We provided medical advice and remote diagnosis, assisting with all cost-related matters. Additionally, we arranged for an ambulance to transport him from the accident site to a hospital, facilitating the payment process with his insurance company.

In a severe car accident, a 24-year-old woman sustained injuries resulting in a fractured pelvis. To facilitate her transfer to Israel for further treatment, we arranged for her transport on a commercial flight, providing full-recline accommodation and a paramedic escort. A stretcher, converted into a bed and mounted on the seats for maximal privacy, was set up inside the aircraft. The medical treatment commenced in Georgia, and we successfully managed her repatriation to Israel.

A patient diagnosed with a rare brain tumor in a critical condition required specialized treatment. The family consulted a world-renowned expert in cranial surgery based at a hospital in Australia. Upon their request, and on the very same day, we coordinated the necessary visa and passport for travel to Australia. The patient was accompanied by an intensive care team on a 30-hour medical flight on a commercial airline. The surgery in Australia was successful, and the patient has since recovered and is now in good health.