Everest ER

02/05/2026

EverestER 2026

Everest ER isn't just a medical clinic; it’s a lifeline at the edge of the atmosphere. Stationed at 17,600 feet, our team of dedicated volunteers provides critical care to climbers, Sherpas, and trekkers in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. From treating high-altitude pulmonary edema to patching up minor scrapes, we are honored to serve the Everest community and push the boundaries of wilderness medicine every single season. Stay tuned for updates from the Khumbu Icefall!

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Video courtesy: Ivan Borzenko

10/04/2026

Team 2026 Everest ER keeping warm in our Black Yak sponsored gear

03/04/2026

I've been informed by the largest evacuation company, Global Rescue, that long-line rescues are unlikely to be available in the Himalayas this spring through their membership program. With an uncertain weather forecast, even though it is quite snowy at the moment on two of the 8000-meter peaks, the absence of this rescue technique could have serious life-or-death consequences. Climbers should exercise extra caution when above Camp 2 on the Nepal side of Everest and at similar elevations on all the 8000-meter peaks.

As of April 2, 2026, the Nepal Ministry of Tourism has issued 114 permits for 10 mountains, including 27 for Annapurna I, 18 for Everest, 20 for Ama Dablam and 7 for Dhaulagiri. Expect the Everest number to approach 500 over the next few weeks. ...

https://www.alanarnette.com/blog/2026/04/02/everest-2026-climber-rescue-alert/

11/01/2026