International discharge or return
A patient hospitalised abroad who needs to reach home, a facility or a care setting in another country.
Professional coordination
For hospital teams, social work and discharge services, intensive care, oncology and palliative care, assistance companies, insurers, case managers and healthcare professionals.

When to involve us
A patient hospitalised abroad who needs to reach home, a facility or a care setting in another country.
Referral to a specialist centre or transfer to a more appropriate facility when transport is clinically feasible.
A situation compatible with scheduled air travel, with clinical accompaniment and coordination of airline requirements where needed.
A patient requiring monitoring, specialised care or a medicalised configuration defined after case review.
Referral
There is no need to choose the clinical team or transport mode in advance. The information already available is enough to begin.
Patient location, facility and ward or unit where known.
Main diagnosis or reason, recent course, current treatment and available monitoring requirements.
Contact details for the ward or professional when the required consent is in place.
City, facility or intended destination if already known.
Medical report, discharge letter, medication list, fit-to-fly or insurance documents can be added through the secure space.
Coordination
Review of the situation, fitness for transport, duration, transitions and foreseeable care needs.
Determination of the level of accompaniment and transport environment to propose for the case.
Organisation of the necessary segments with the required operators and teams within the applicable framework.
Pickup points, useful documentation, equipment, possible airline requirements and receiving facility.
Structured transfer of the relevant information to the receiving team according to the transfer plan.
Professional handover
LevOne Aeris complements transfer coordination; the treating team remains the clinical reference for patient-care decisions and source clinical information.
Professional contact