Global Rescue operations responded to an emergency satellite phone call from Greenland. The member reported head and hip injuries from a fall, although he’d remained conscious and saw no visible trauma. Despite taking pain medication, a Global Rescue physician advised him to seek an immediate in-person evaluation at a medical facility equipped for radiology, given the potential severity of head and hip injuries. Due to his remote location, we rapidly arranged a helicopter transport to the nearest airport, followed by commercial airline transfer to a hospital in Nuuk, Greenland’s largest city. After hospital evaluation, and with no signs of distress, the member went to Copenhagen and finally to his home in Seattle, Washington, where he confirmed he’d seek a doctor’s thorough assessment.