KENYA DREAM HOLIDAYS - SAFARI AND BEACH VACATIONS
Africa dream vacation for the elderly, disabled and men and women with chronic medical problems
Individuals and couples who are elderly with chronic medical and surgical problems can travel safely in the most remote part of Africa with a Medical escort - Doctor or a nurse or paramedic with all lifesaving medical equipments, medications and oxygen and live their dream!
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Get in touch with us for more information about our unique Holiday Medical escort services.
Get in touch with us for more information about our unique Holiday Medical escort services.
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Africa Holidays for the disabled, elderly and sick – Yes you can fly!
Are you elderly with a chronic heart, kidney or lung problem and yet want to travel to the remote areas of Africa. Do you want to experience the African safari – on a 4x4 or an aircraft or even a balloon.
We provide the Medical escort – a doctor or a nurse/paramedic who will be your escort 24/7/trip from home to home with all basic lifesupport equipments and all the medications and emergency oxygen you need for the journey.
Your own personal doctor who is in touch with our base to guide in case of an accident or any medical emergencies.
Not just that! We have a complete aircraft or a helicopter waiting for you with all advance lifesaving equipment to transfer you to base and a tertiary care hospital for any emergency lifesaving treatment.
And in case you need, we can transport you safely home!
And all this at the most economical cost.
Get in touch with us today!
Make your dream holiday come true and safely!
We provide the Medical escort – a doctor or a nurse/paramedic who will be your escort 24/7/trip from home to home with all basic lifesupport equipments and all the medications and emergency oxygen you need for the journey.
Your own personal doctor who is in touch with our base to guide in case of an accident or any medical emergencies.
Not just that! We have a complete aircraft or a helicopter waiting for you with all advance lifesaving equipment to transfer you to base and a tertiary care hospital for any emergency lifesaving treatment.
And in case you need, we can transport you safely home!
And all this at the most economical cost.
Get in touch with us today!
Make your dream holiday come true and safely!
Travel Guide
Who Needs Medical Clearance To Fly?
If any of the criteria below apply, you and your doctor will need to complete a Medical Information Form (MEDIF), which is available from the medical department of the airline or your travel agent.
You will need medical clearance to fly if:
· your fitness is in doubt as a result of
o recent illness
o a period in hospital
o surgery
o you have an acute or chronic condition that is unstable
· you need any special medical provision e.g. oxygen, a stretcher or medical treatment in-flight.
You may also need medical clearance to fly if:
· you need a medical escort
· you are carrying any special medical equipment
Planning Ahead
· a medical check-up may be needed before booking your holiday
· take a doctors letter with you outlining existing medical conditions and medication
· ensure adequate medical insurance is in place before you travel preferably including the cost of flying home
· make sure you have adequate supplies of your medicines for the whole holiday
· oxygen must be requested at least 48 hours in advance and preferably at the time of booking
· nebulisers can be used at the airline’s discretion, but proper use of spacers can be just as effective
· transport within the airport can be provided for you if you arrange it in advance
At The Airport
· you should arrive early at the airport to give you plenty of time and to obtain seats with maximum leg room
· avoid handling heavy luggage
· keep your medicines in your hand luggage and make sure you have sufficient supplies to last your holiday. Due to recent security alerts airlines may only permit small quantities of liquid in hand luggage and any bottles should be in their original containers. Please check with your airline for most up to date information.
How Can I Protect Myself When Flying?
The main problem with flying is that you may be sitting still for a long period of time. Encouraging your circulation and avoiding dehydration will give you the best protection against blood clots forming.
Try and do the following
· make sure you have plenty of legroom when you book, this may mean checking in early
· stretch your legs and wiggle your feet every half hour
· get up regularly if you can, for short walks
· wear light-weight, non-restrictive clothing when you travel
· avoid alcohol, caffeine before and during the flight as this makes you dehydrated
· drink plenty of fluids, preferably take your own bottle of water and have regular sips
· you might want to wear support hosiery
· graduated compression stockings may be helpful if you have a history of heart or stroke conditions
· discuss with your doctor any other measures you may need to take prior to flying.
Whether To Fly
Deciding to fly after having a stroke is a very individual decision to make. You need to discuss with your doctor the variety of issues that may affect you and balance the possible and uncertain risks of flying against the benefits. Therefore you need to consider the risks, practical issues, insurance and airline regulations.
When Can I Fly?
If you have had a stroke then you are not advised to fly for at least 10 days and then only with your doctor’s permission. If your stroke has left you with a disability then you may want to wait for several months before flying.
If you have had a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) then you will need to have made a complete recovery and have your doctor’s permission before you can fly.
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Who Needs Medical Clearance To Fly?
If any of the criteria below apply, you and your doctor will need to complete a Medical Information Form (MEDIF), which is available from the medical department of the airline or your travel agent.
You will need medical clearance to fly if:
· your fitness is in doubt as a result of
o recent illness
o a period in hospital
o surgery
o you have an acute or chronic condition that is unstable
· you need any special medical provision e.g. oxygen, a stretcher or medical treatment in-flight.
You may also need medical clearance to fly if:
· you need a medical escort
· you are carrying any special medical equipment
Planning Ahead
· a medical check-up may be needed before booking your holiday
· take a doctors letter with you outlining existing medical conditions and medication
· ensure adequate medical insurance is in place before you travel preferably including the cost of flying home
· make sure you have adequate supplies of your medicines for the whole holiday
· oxygen must be requested at least 48 hours in advance and preferably at the time of booking
· nebulisers can be used at the airline’s discretion, but proper use of spacers can be just as effective
· transport within the airport can be provided for you if you arrange it in advance
At The Airport
· you should arrive early at the airport to give you plenty of time and to obtain seats with maximum leg room
· avoid handling heavy luggage
· keep your medicines in your hand luggage and make sure you have sufficient supplies to last your holiday. Due to recent security alerts airlines may only permit small quantities of liquid in hand luggage and any bottles should be in their original containers. Please check with your airline for most up to date information.
How Can I Protect Myself When Flying?
The main problem with flying is that you may be sitting still for a long period of time. Encouraging your circulation and avoiding dehydration will give you the best protection against blood clots forming.
Try and do the following
· make sure you have plenty of legroom when you book, this may mean checking in early
· stretch your legs and wiggle your feet every half hour
· get up regularly if you can, for short walks
· wear light-weight, non-restrictive clothing when you travel
· avoid alcohol, caffeine before and during the flight as this makes you dehydrated
· drink plenty of fluids, preferably take your own bottle of water and have regular sips
· you might want to wear support hosiery
· graduated compression stockings may be helpful if you have a history of heart or stroke conditions
· discuss with your doctor any other measures you may need to take prior to flying.
Whether To Fly
Deciding to fly after having a stroke is a very individual decision to make. You need to discuss with your doctor the variety of issues that may affect you and balance the possible and uncertain risks of flying against the benefits. Therefore you need to consider the risks, practical issues, insurance and airline regulations.
When Can I Fly?
If you have had a stroke then you are not advised to fly for at least 10 days and then only with your doctor’s permission. If your stroke has left you with a disability then you may want to wait for several months before flying.
If you have had a transient ischaemic attack (TIA) then you will need to have made a complete recovery and have your doctor’s permission before you can fly.
www.vibha.info
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Flying with disability - Welcome to Flying with Disability.
Flying with a disability need not create any hindrance to your journey. Many automatically assume that just because a person has a disability it will inevitably restrict their opportunity to travel around the world.
This need not be the case. True, flying with a disability is slightly more complicated than for an able-bodied flier. Nevertheless, the majority of all airlines are now geared towards catering for disabled fliers
Flying with a disability need not create any hindrance to your journey. Many automatically assume that just because a person has a disability it will inevitably restrict their opportunity to travel around the world.
This need not be the case. True, flying with a disability is slightly more complicated than for an able-bodied flier. Nevertheless, the majority of all airlines are now geared towards catering for disabled fliers
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