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Expert Ski Injury Medical Advice & Repatriation Help
Whether you’re sitting in a ski clinic, waiting for an X-ray, or frantically Googling after a nasty fall — this is the page you’ve been looking for. We provide straight-talking, UK-led medical guidance for common ski injuries, backed by NHS-aligned knowledge and real-world repatriation experience. From ACL tears to concussions, we help injured skiers and snowboarders understand their treatment options, prepare for recovery, and get safely back home when needed.
Our clinical advice is trusted by families, insurers, and international hospitals — and everything is written in plain English, not medical mumbo-jumbo.
Ski Injury Recovery Support & Treatment Guidance
Injured while skiing or snowboarding abroad? Our medical advice articles are written with UK clinical standards in mind, providing honest, step-by-step guidance based on real cases and NHS-backed principles. Whether you’ve fractured your wrist, torn a ligament, or just need help understanding what’s next — we’ve got you.
How can we get you home?
Many of our urgent medical repatriations begin in alpine ski resorts, where British skiers and snowboarders may suffer injuries like broken bones, head trauma, or altitude sickness. SkyCare provides fast, safe medical transport from the mountainside to home — including private air ambulances, commercial flight escorts, and ground medevac transfers from ski clinics, mountain hospitals, and even hotel rooms. Whether you're in the French Alps, the Dolomites, or halfway down a black run in Banff, our experienced, bilingual team coordinates the entire journey — from snow-covered stretcher to safe arrival back in the UK. Trusted by families, insurers, and international hospitals, we specialise in complex winter repatriations when time and terrain are against you.

Private Air Ambulance
SkyCare arranges urgent air ambulance repatriation from ski resorts to the UK and across Europe. Whether a patient is in a mountain clinic, a private chalet, or recovering in a public hospital after an accident on the slopes, our ICU-equipped aircraft and experienced medevac crews provide safe, bedside-to-bedside care.
We operate rapidly from key alpine hubs and support major winter destinations — including ski resorts with high injury rates, busy trauma wards, and remote locations where snow and altitude complicate recovery.
Our medical teams handle every detail — from medical clearances and airfield permissions to coordinating with receiving hospitals back in the UK.

Commercial Medical Escort
For stable patients recovering from ski or snowboarding injuries who are fit to fly, our commercial medical escort service offers a safe, cost-effective alternative to private air ambulance flights. A SkyCare doctor or nurse accompanies the patient from chalet or clinic to their final destination, providing professional care and reassurance throughout the journey.
We arrange departures from major alpine airports, working directly with airlines, airport teams, and receiving hospitals. This service is ideal for medical repatriation to the UK or Europe from popular ski regions where patients are stable but still require medical support to travel.

Commercial Stretcher Flight
For patients who can't sit upright, commercial stretcher flights offer a cost-effective alternative to private air ambulances. We convert a row of seats into a lay-flat stretcher with privacy screens and oxygen if needed.
A SkyCare medic provides in-flight care, and we handle all airline clearances and logistics. Ideal for stable patients needing to lie flat due to injury or surgery.
This service is only available on select airlines and takes extra time to arrange — but offers significant savings for long-haul repatriation after ski injuries.

Road Ambulance Repatriation
SkyCare provides fully equipped ground ambulance repatriation from European ski resorts, offering a safe alternative to air travel for stable patients needing to return to the UK by road.
Our ambulances collect from clinics, hospitals, alpine resorts, and private chalets, with experienced paramedics on board to provide continuous medical care throughout the journey home.
This service is ideal for patients who are fit to travel long distances but still require monitoring, medication, or mobility support — especially when weather or medical advice makes flying inadvisable.
Medical Advice for Ski Injuries and Transport
Discover practical advice for travelling after a ski injury — from flying with a broken leg or brain bleed to understanding airline policies, fit-to-fly rules, and repatriation logistics. These articles support injured skiers and their families with clear, expert guidance on getting home safely.
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