A U.S. member on a ski vacation needed airborne medical evacuation after slipping on an ice patch, hitting his head and losing consciousness during a trip to the mountains of Ischgl, Austria. After the member came to, he complained of soreness and headache. He was evaluated by local medics at the ski resort. Global Rescue was contacted, and a helicopter was arranged to take him to a hospital Tirol. Following a medical examination that included a CT scan of the member’s head and x-rays of his shoulders, both showed unremarkable results. The member was admitted overnight for further evaluation and was discharged from the hospital the next day.