Travel after treatment
Review fitness-to-travel requirements, mobility, oxygen and escort needs, with airline medical documentation where applicable.
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Clinical support for the journey beyond hospital.
A patient may be ready to leave hospital but still need clinical support to reach home or their next care setting. Marin works with hospital teams to turn the discharge plan into a coordinated journey, with the patient's needs carried through to handover.
We work with treating consultants, nursing and discharge teams, international patient services and the nominated payer or assistance provider. Together we establish the medical information, travel requirements and receiving arrangements needed before movement. The hospital's treating team remains central to the clinical discussion.
Review fitness-to-travel requirements, mobility, oxygen and escort needs, with airline medical documentation where applicable.
Coordinate the patient journey, accompanying family, ground transfers and the practical details around discharge.
Confirm the destination, admission or home arrangements, clinical records and a structured handover to the next team.
We agree a named hospital contact and work through the patient's consent and the payer's authorisation arrangements. Referrals can be discussed with international patient, discharge or clinical teams according to the hospital's structure.
The experience behind our approach
Marin's leaders combine hospital and critical-care backgrounds with international case management and aeromedical repatriation experience, helping connect the clinical and logistical parts of discharge.
We will discuss the clinical requirement, the setting and how Marin can work alongside your team.