Yachts · Private aviation · Crew
Medical readiness at sea and in the air.
At sea, whatever is aboard is all there is until port. Medical equipment for vessel and aircraft, crew training and the rescue chain are prepared before the journey.
- 100+Standby locations
- 24 / 7 / 365Absolute readiness
- 20+ yearsUHNW expertise
In short
Veltracon Medical supports yachting and private aviation as part of the Shadow ICU standby: expert advice on the essential medical equipment for a yacht or aircraft, training programmes that prepare crews to respond in an emergency and to work with the hotline, a dedicated team standing by to guide a crew through a medical emergency in real time, and medical rescue operations coordinated by land, air or sea. Beyond helicopter range there is no evacuation and whatever is aboard is all there is until port, so clinicians and equipment can be placed within reach and held for the full stay, dedicated to a single person, with intensive care continuing without interruption during any transfer.
At sea it is range.
Beyond helicopter range there is no evacuation. Whatever is aboard is all there is until port.
On remote islands the nearest intensive care unit is often hours away by boat or seaplane, and weather grounds aircraft for days.
Veltracon Medical supports yachting and aviation with advice on medical equipment for vessel and aircraft, training for crews, and a team standing by to guide a crew through a medical emergency in real time.
What is in place
Medical equipment for vessel and aircraft
Expert advice on the essential medical equipment for your yacht and your aircraft.
Crew and staff preparation
Training programmes for crew members so they can respond effectively in an emergency and work with the hotline.
Guidance in real time
A dedicated team stands by to guide your crew through a medical emergency in real time.
Rescue by land, air or sea
Medical rescue operations coordinated by land, air or sea, as swiftly and effectively as possible.
Held for the full stay
Clinicians and equipment are placed within reach and held for the duration, dedicated to a single person and invisible unless called.
Continuous intensive care en route
Care does not pause for the transfer. Intensive care continues throughout, and the family and the introducing advisor receive a full clinical report afterwards.
Questions
Medical infrastructure that follows you.
Every engagement begins with a confidential conversation about where you travel, who travels with you, and what capability needs to be in place before you arrive.
Arrange a personal consultationYes. Remote locations are a core case: at sea, whatever is aboard is all there is until port, and beyond helicopter range there is no evacuation, so the capability is placed with the family rather than dispatched to them.
Yes. Training programmes are available for crew members so they can respond swiftly and effectively in emergencies and are prepared to work with the hotline during a global rescue operation.
Veltracon Medical advises on the essential medical equipment for your vessel and your aircraft as part of its medical consulting for yachting and aviation.
A dedicated team stands by to guide the crew through the emergency in real time, and medical rescue operations are coordinated by land, air or sea. Where a transfer is needed, intensive care continues without interruption en route.
No. Shadow ICU is not an assistance hotline, an insurance product or an air ambulance on call. It is physical clinical capability, placed where you will be, before you arrive.
Your contact
Arrange a private consultation.
Related services
Air ambulance
Continuous intensive care en route
ICU at home
Intensive care on site
Travel risk management
Route mapped against real capability