The paramedic team from Nusa Medica Clinic in Gili Air again carried out medical evacuation. This time, the Gili Air doctor from Nusa Medica, dr. Rosalia evacuating patients in emergency conditions to Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara. By vehicle condition which is very limited, because on Gili Island there are no vehicles with engines, dr. Rosalia can still do it maximum evacuation, assisted by Nurse Muji.
Upon arrival in Lombok, the patient who was seriously ill was received by officers from the referral hospital.
The patient was received well and immediately transferred to the ambulance after traveling by boat.
On the Gili Islands, there are no hospitals. The health facilities there that support Gili Air doctor are clinics
or private practices of general practitioners.
In emergency situations, the procedure at Nusa Medica Clinic Gili Air (as well as other branches) is short observation.
Emergency conditions include heart attacks, strokes, dengue fever, diving accidents like decompression sickness scuba diving, and so on.
Medical evacuation, often called "medevac," is the process of transporting patients from a location where appropriate medical care
is unavailable to a facility where they can receive specialized, advanced treatment.
For patients who are seriously sick, medical evacuation can mean the difference between life and death,
particularly if they are located in remote or underserved areas with limited medical infrastructure.
Medical evacuation is recommended for patients experiencing critical illnesses or severe injuries. This may include cases such as:
Trauma from accidents: Patients with traumatic injuries from car accidents, falls, or natural disasters.
Severe cardiac or respiratory conditions: Patients experiencing heart attacks, stroke, or severe respiratory distress.
Infectious disease: In cases of highly infectious diseases, medical evacuation may be necessary to prevent outbreaks
while ensuring the patient receives proper care.
Complicated surgeries or procedures: For patients requiring surgical interventions not available locally.
Chronic illnesses requiring immediate intervention: Such as kidney failure, cancer complications, or severe diabetes episodes.
In many cases, medical evacuation services are arranged through specialized providers, including air ambulance services,
which offer fully equipped aircraft and medical professionals trained for in-flight emergencies.
Medical evacuation from Nusa Medica Clinic in Gili Air is a vital service that ensures seriously ill patients receive the urgent care they need, regardless of their location.
The coordination of skilled medical personnel, advanced technology, and seamless transport modes makes it possible for patients
to access lifesaving treatments. Whether due to an accident, sudden illness, or chronic health complications, medical evacuation offers
a crucial lifeline for patients and their families in times of crisis.
Understanding the medical evacuation process and the coverage options available can be a critical part of healthcare planning,
especially for those traveling or living in remote locations.
For anyone in need, this service provides access to essential medical resources, making a powerful difference in patient outcomes.(*)