Deniz Yachting coordinates access to local medical care for crew and guests during a yacht’s call in Tunisia, acting as the point of contact between the vessel and medical services ashore.
What happens if a crew member or guest needs medical attention in port?
The agent is contacted and coordinates transport to the appropriate medical facility ashore, based on the nature of the need.
Does this cover routine needs as well as urgent ones?
Yes, coordination extends from routine needs — locating a pharmacy, arranging a consultation — to directing an urgent case to the appropriate facility ashore.
Can appointments be arranged in advance for a known condition?
A known need can be flagged to the agent ahead of the call so the appropriate arrangement is ready on arrival.
Who is the point of contact for a medical need in port?
The agent, who coordinates access to the appropriate medical facility ashore.
Yes, the agent coordinates access to the appropriate facility ashore based on the nature of the need.
A known need flagged ahead of the call allows the agent to prepare the arrangement in advance.
The agent, who coordinates access to the appropriate medical facility ashore.