Our approach to comprehensive medical support in human spaceflight helps identify and manage health risks early, preventing last-minute medical issues that could delay launch or force mission cancellation. By ensuring crew members are flight-ready and equipped to handle in-flight health concerns, medical oversight minimizes costly launch delays, emergency interventions, and aborted missions. Proactive medical evaluation and planning protect both the mission timeline and the significant financial investments tied to each flight.

Spaceflight involves unique risks, including extreme environments (radiation, pressure, temperature), physical stress from microgravity and launch forces, and psychological challenges in a unique operating environment. Crews must also operate complex systems where safety and precision are critical.

As commercial spaceflight evolves from novelty to enterprise, crew safety must advance in parallel. Operating without dedicated medical oversight introduces critical risks to crew health and performance, as well as mission success.

We take a proactive approach to comprehensive prevention of health issues prior launch, personalizing care for each crew member, and ensuring all medical standards for safe human spaceflight are met.

We provide continuous medical support throughout pre-flight quarantine and launch operations as well as in-flight support performing in-flight private medical conferences for each crew members, responding quickly to any in-flight health issues, and helping to maintain crew psychological well-being throughout the mission.

We provide support throughout landing operations to monitor crew health in real time and manage any immediate medical issues. After landing, we help guide the safe recovery and rehabilitation process, addressing challenges like orthostatic intolerance, muscle weakness, and balance disturbances as the crew readapts to Earth’s gravity. Continuous post-mission care also provides critical data to improve health protocols for future spaceflights.