Medical Repatriation Services Greece to UK

Medical repatriations can be complex and daunting but Lambda Medical can organise and handle every aspect of the journey from start to finish for you. Our operations team are available to answer any questions you may have or to provide a free quotation on 0113 4505335 or via email. Lambda Medical is regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). 

Lambda Medical specialises in high dependency and critical care international medical repatriations. Our team consists health care professionals at every clinical grade to ensure the safety of the patient during transport. Our fleet of ambulances from our nationwide regional bases have the ability of fast deployment whilst maintaining a green footprint.

Lambda Medical offers repariations via land, sea and sky including –

  • Commercial flights
  • Private flights
  • Helicopters

Upon return, the most appropriate treatment pathway will be chosen to ensure the smoothest transition and speed of necessary treatment. Medical repatriations give you the peace of mind that the best care is being received.

Medical repatriation Greece to UK by road ambulance.

Medical Repatriation in a ground ambulance or emergency vehicle is an economical alternative from some locations. Medically stable or intensive care patients who are not fit to fly due to the dynamics of flight medicine will be transported by road ambulance. One benefit of a road ambulance repatriation, apart from the cost, is a single vehicle will be used throughout all the stages of bringing the patient back to the UK. Water crossings are done by ferry or via the Eurotunnel. Our road repatriation ambulances are fitted with patient comfort in mind and advanced medical equipment. They are crewed by Doctors, Paramedics and Emergency Care Assistants – depending on the patient’s medical needs.

Medical repatriation Greece to UK on a scheduled airline

Medical repatriation using a scheduled airline will range from a medical escort as deemed necessary by a fit to fly or a full stretcher repatriation which will require a road ambulance at both departing and receiving destinations. A number of seats in the rear of the aircraft will be converted to accommodate a stretcher. This modality of medical repatriation is an economical method of air transport but requires an increase in logistics with the airline (which we take care of). In busy periods, this isn’t always possible due to flight availability and airline carrier.

Medical repatriation Greece to UK by Private jet (air ambulance)

The best choice for medical repatriations where medium and long-haul journeys are concerned, but also in cases of serious illness, is via private jet. Medical Repatriation back to the UK can be quickly deployed and landed at any UK airport allowing the shortest patient travel time. The aircrafts we use are all fitted with state-of-the-art medical equipment, flown by experienced pilots and crewed by certified flight paramedics and doctors.

Medical repatriation Greece to UK by helicopter:

Helicopters are available for extrication from remote and hostile regions and can be used as a multimodal repatriation (either direct to destination or followed by a road or air repatriation).

Medical repatriation Greece to UK Areas

Medical repatriation Greece to UK – Athens

Medical repatriation Greece to UK –  Santorini

Medical repatriation Greece to UK –  Mykonos

Medical repatriation Greece to UK – Corfu

Medical repatriation Greece to UK – Rhodes

Medical repatriation Greece to UK – Thessaloniki

Medical Repatriation Services Greece to UK  – Request a Quote

    Please contact us with the details of your medical repatriation requirements, and one of our Ambulance Operations Managers will provide you with a comprehensive, competitive and prompt quotation.

    Medical Repatriation Services Greece  – Areas we Cover

    Medical Repatriation Services Greece  – Cost

    The cost of transporting a patient back to the UK depends on a variety of factors and considerations such as;

    Means of transport

    Distance

    Medical status of the patient

    Urgency of deployment