A member from Puerto Rico was thrown from the back of a moving vehicle after driving over a large roadway hole in Kenya. The woman landed on her hip and head with sufficient force to lose consciousness. Upon examination on the scene, she was initially unresponsive but when she regained consciousness, she complained of hip pain, was unable to move without pain while lying down, and could not stand or bear any weight. While there were no open wounds or bleeding, medical professionals expressed concern via video chat about a head injury, a fractured femur or pelvic injury. Global Rescue initiated a field rescue and medical evacuation from the member’s remote location in Kenya to a hospital in Tanzania, an adjacent country to the south. At the hospital, it was determined that the member suffered a fractured femur requiring immediate surgery. Fortunately, images of her spine and head were normal. The member’s surgery was followed up with physiotherapy to assist her in ambulating using a walker. After discharge from the hospital, Global Rescue provided a medical escort for the member to her home of record.