A U.S. member needed airborne evacuation from Thamel, Nepal, and a medical escort home following a medical episode related to Multiple Sclerosis. During a visit to Kathmandu, Nepal, the member experienced uncontrollable twitching, headache and extreme pain related to nerve damage caused by her disease. Her husband contacted Global Rescue for help. Following an initial assessment, the Global Rescue medical operations team immediately advised the member to go to the hospital. She was admitted and transferred to the intensive care unit for management and monitoring by the hospital’s neurologist. Global Rescue physicians worked with the neurologist in Nepal and the member’s neurologist in the U.S. to discuss the management of her symptoms and travel recommendations. Global Rescue provided business class flights with airport assistance. Unfortunately, the member had another episode, delaying her return home. Following her recovery, Global Rescue deployed a medical escort to assist with the member’s return home and management of her medications. She and her husband arrived home safely without incident where she will continue her treatment.