A 61-year-old member from the United States suffered a lower leg injury during a local festival in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. She landed awkwardly after jumping a ditch, resulting in immediate pain, swelling and inability to bear weight. Global Rescue advised her to seek medical evaluation, which revealed a tibial condyle fracture and ligament damage in the knee. The treating physician recommended orthopedic follow-up and noted she may require surgical repair. Given the injury severity and the limitations of local rehabilitation services, Global Rescue coordinated a medical evacuation. Business-class air transport was arranged from Ulaanbaatar to Newark, with wheelchair and luggage assistance. Upon her return, she scheduled an orthopedic consult and began physical therapy. The mission included door-to-door support and helped avoid further complications. The member later confirmed her safe arrival and expressed appreciation for the coordination and care provided during the evacuation.