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Divers

Dive incidents are a coordination problem more than a medical one. Someone has to find a working chamber, arrange transport that will not make the injury worse, and get a hyperbaric physician on the phone while it all happens. That is our job, and it starts the moment you call rather than after a claim is opened.

Who We Protect · Divers

Built for What Happens After You Surface.

Decompression illness does not negotiate. It demands oxygen, transport and a hyperbaric chamber, fast. Our operations centre coordinates evacuation and works with hyperbaric facilities when minutes decide outcomes.

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The Risks You Actually Face

Three Things Most Dive Cover Gets Wrong

A dive emergency is not a general medical emergency with water involved. It needs a specific treatment, in a specific kind of facility, reached by a route that will not make the injury worse. Miss any one of those and the response works against the patient.

Decompression Illness

DCS and arterial gas embolism require chamber treatment that most islands do not have.

Remote Dive Sites

Liveaboards and atolls sit far from any hospital, let alone a chamber.

Flying After Diving

Evacuation altitude profiles matter. Medical coordination has to understand diving.

The Right Configuration

Rescue for the Trip. Command for the Season.

Occasional divers carry a single trip Rescue plan. Instructors, divemasters and liveaboard regulars choose annual Rescue Command and add year round telehealth for ear, sinus and fitness to dive questions between trips.

How a Response Works

What A Call From A Liveaboard Looks Like

Suspected DCI on a remote atoll, with the nearest listed chamber a hundred miles away and no confirmation it is staffed. A case manager owns the case from the first call, brings in hyperbaric advice while transport options open in parallel, and confirms the chamber is actually operating before anyone commits to moving.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Medical advisory coordinates transport with altitude profiles and receiving facilities appropriate to suspected decompression illness, including hyperbaric chambers where indicated and available.
Yes. Field rescue and evacuation apply from vessels and remote sites under the published deployment triggers, with response methods matched to marine locations.
Before Your Next Season

Know Where The Chamber Is Before You Get Wet.

You will never dive better than the plan behind you. Membership covers the whole year rather than a single liveaboard, works wherever you dive, and puts an operations centre that understands dive medicine and a vetted transport network behind every descent. No depth limit to check and no activity clause waiting to be read back to you.
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