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Medical treatment and evacuation during international travel

Published on December 28, 2009 at 7:21 AM · No Comments

Recent surveys indicate that international travel, which had fallen off substantially over the course of the global recession, has rebounded in recent months – which means more U.S. business and leisure travelers navigating health- and security-related risks out in foreign corners of the world.

“H1N1 pandemic flu alone has prompted interest among our members, who benefit from the peace of mind associated with having a plan in place should they require medical treatment or evacuation”

“H1N1 pandemic flu alone has prompted interest among our members, who benefit from the peace of mind associated with having a plan in place should they require medical treatment or evacuation,” said John Gobbels, vice president and chief operating officer at MedjetAssist. “If one of our members becomes hospitalized more than 150 miles from home, they can rely on us for support and to arrange transportation to the hospital of their choice from virtually anywhere in the world at no additional expense.”

MedjetAssist™, the nation’s leading emergency medical evacuation membership program, and The Steele Foundation™, a globally respected provider of risk management and consulting services, have teamed to offer clients a unique portfolio of enhanced travel and expatriate medical and security options in response to global travel trends, exposures and demands.

Together MedjetAssist and STEELE combine trademark travel solutions to create a seamless, 360° travel protection plan that caters to valued corporate clients and leisure travelers worldwide. Both companies have been prominent industry leaders in responding to heightened dangers and an increasingly distributed global business environment, developing in each case a unique ability to manage high-stress situations to guide subscribers to best-case outcomes.

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