Robert Gilman is on his way to a U.S. military hospital in Texas, where he will be medically and psychologically assessed and treated, said Eric ‌Lebson, chief strategy officer of Global Reach. Gilman's family has flown to Texas to be with him, including his mother, who was in Russia attempting to see him at the hospital, the group said in a statement. Before he was flown out of Russia, he had been in "a dissociative stupor" for 47 days due to the abuse he has suffered in prison, Lebson said. Sen. Edward Markey had called on Russia and the U.S. to work together to get the Massachusetts resident released. The spokesperson said the U.S. was "deeply concerned about Robert Gilman's health and continued detention in Russia."