A 78-year-old member encountered distressing symptoms while traveling in Tunisia. He contacted Global Rescue and reported severe forgetfulness, difficulty texting, confusion in distinguishing right from left, and a noticeable impairment in his right leg. In response to this alarming situation, Global Rescue medical operations recommended an in-person evaluation at a hospital in Tunisia. The member underwent a comprehensive assessment, including an MRI scan and consultation with a neurologist and case review with Global Rescue. The results of the evaluation revealed the presence of a brain tumor. The treating physicians recommended immediate treatment and surgical intervention to address the member’s critical condition. The medical team, including the member’s primary care physician in the U.S., concurred an immediate transport to the member’s home hospital of choice in the U.S. with his spouse acting as a non-medical escort was the best course. Global Rescue provided business class seats for the return flight, along with wheelchair and luggage assistant throughout the journey. The member arrived successfully in Seattle and was quickly admitted to his urgent care hospital of choice for further evaluation and medical interventions.