While climbing at high altitude in Nepal, an Argentine member suffered severe frostbite injuries to her feet and toes, along with swelling that prevented her from opening her right eye. When an expedition leader alerted Global Rescue, our deployed medical and rescue experts sprang into action. Given the member’s critical condition and inability to walk, we immediately initiated an airborne helicopter evacuation from Everest Camp 2 to a nearby hospital. Upon arrival, she was diagnosed with Grade 3 frostbite on both toes, facial swelling, and dehydration. The hospital admitted her for specialized frostbite treatment and ongoing monitoring. As her condition improved, the Global Rescue team visited her to ensure she was receiving the best possible care.