Ordered by insurances, the experienced paramedics of Intermedic repatriate patients from any continent back to their home country on a regular airliner.

Thus, Intermedic accompanies patients who are not predictably, vitally endangered and who do not necessarily have to be taken by a special ambulance jet, but who still need some medical treatment and monitoring on their way. Depending on their physical condition, patients can be transported sitting in the Business- or First-Class or lying in a separate stretcher case in the back of the airliner.

Before the actual repatriation starts, special doctors of the responsible insurances get all the information on the patients’ physical condition and on the capability to travel, by ordering the medical report from the treating abroad hospital. Apart from taking care of the formalities, Intermedic has to organize the means of transportation, necessary visas, and the allowances of the appropriate airlines.

Before the paramedics start the voyage with the patient, they are examining the patients’ physical condition and talk to the responsible doctor about possible complications in order to confirm the information they already got on their patient.

The paramedics carry all the medical equipment to react in case of complications and to continue with the set measures for the healing process of the patient.