Neurosurgery
Neurosurgery is among the most complex and highest-demand treatments SkyMed Global facilitates. Whether it’s a brain tumour, an aneurysm, or a spinal cord condition, our Flight Medical Director — an Aeromedical Retrieval physician with postgraduate training from the University of Otago — personally assesses each patient’s fitness for travel and matches them to the neurosurgical team best equipped for their exact condition.
Conditions we help treat include, but are not limited to:
Our Process
We review your symptoms, medical history, imaging studies, and specialist reports.
Patients are referred to appropriate neurosurgeons and specialist hospitals for comprehensive evaluation.
The treating specialist reviews diagnostic findings and determines whether surgical or non-surgical treatment is appropriate.
The hospital provides an individualised treatment plan, estimated costs, and scheduling information.
Patients receive treatment under the care of qualified neurosurgeons and multidisciplinary medical teams.
We assist with post-treatment coordination, discharge planning, return travel arrangements, and communication with the treating hospital where required.
Frequently Asked Questions
We facilitate treatment for brain tumours, epilepsy, cerebral aneurysms, hydrocephalus, Parkinson's disease, pituitary disorders, traumatic brain injuries, and other complex neurological conditions.
Our medical team reviews your diagnosis, medical reports, and imaging before matching you with specialists and hospitals that have proven expertise in treating your specific condition.
Many patients can travel safely with the appropriate precautions. SKYMED GLOBAL conducts fitness-to-fly assessments and arranges medical escorts, oxygen support, or specialised equipment when required.
Yes. Our team provides end-to-end support, including hospital coordination, travel arrangements, accommodation, airport assistance, and ongoing communication with both patients and their families.
Yes. We help coordinate post-treatment recovery, facilitate communication with healthcare providers in Mauritius, and ensure continuity of care once patients return home.
