Medical emergencies don't end when a patient is stabilized. When off-site care is required, your team has to decide quickly: which facility, which route, and how to move the patient safely. Medical Emergency Response Plan answers those questions in advance, as part of your Duty of Care.
Designed for organizations that either have no on-site medical capabilities or that hire in their own medical care.
- Medical Transportation Plan
- 24/7 remote advisory
By combining pre-defined transportation pathways with 24/7 advisory support, organizations can respond to off-site medical incidents with greater preparedness and confidence. Designed for various environments, including remote, offshore, and highly regulated environments, it supports organizations across industries, including oil and gas, mining, infrastructure, renewable energy, exploration, and maritime.
The Challenge of Moving a Patient from a Remote Site
Without a clear plan, these decisions can lead to delays, increased costs, and clinical risk. Remote Site Medical Transportation Planning helps organizations prepare in advance, ensuring the right pathway is already in place when it matters most.

Medical Transportation Plan and Advisory
Two complementary capabilities that help organizations plan and manage off-site medical transfers with confidence.
Off-site Pathways

Assistance Beyond the Site
The Medical Transportation Plan defines the off-site pathway. Remote Advisory helps activate that pathway when a transfer is required.
For organizations needing more comprehensive support after the initial transfer from the site to the stabilization center, the Medical Transportation & Evacuation Plan extends this capability through our global network of Assistance Centers for Site Workers.

WHY INTERNATIONAL SOS
Frequently asked questions
It strengthens an organization’s broader Medical Emergency Response Plan (MERP) by providing a clear, coordinated pathway for timely and appropriate patient transportation.
- Oil and gas
- Mining
- Infrastructure
- Renewable energy
- Exploration
- Maritime
For organizations operating in remote, offshore, or highly regulated environments, where access to the right facility may be limited and an unplanned evacuation can create significant operational, clinical, and financial risks.


