TREATMENTS
Medical treatment in India for international patients
Find the treatment you need, see what it involves and how long to plan for in India, then send us a short enquiry. We review your case for free and get written treatment plans and estimates from suitable hospitals.
Medical recommendations come from your qualified treating clinicians.
Planned treatment, arranged before you travel
International patients come to India mainly for planned treatment: surgery, cancer care, transplants and specialist procedures that are hard to reach quickly or affordably at home. Each treatment page explains the common procedures, the reports to send for a free case review and how long to plan for in India.
We arrange treatment at leading hospitals in Delhi NCR. Before you book a flight, you receive the treating team’s opinion, a treatment plan and a written estimate, so you can compare options and decide at your own pace.
Popular procedures and cost guides
The procedures international patients ask us about most often:
Second opinions and online consultations
Not ready to travel? A specialist in India can review your reports first.
Choose a treatment
Frequently asked questions
Which treatments can I get in India?⌄
Almost every specialty. International patients most often come for cancer treatment, heart surgery, joint replacement, spine surgery, kidney and liver transplants, bone marrow transplants, IVF, neurosurgery and eye surgery.
My treatment isn’t listed. Can you still help?⌄
Yes. We coordinate care across most specialties. Send a short enquiry and your coordinator will tell you what is possible.
Where in India will I be treated?⌄
At leading private hospitals in Delhi NCR: Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad. Ayurveda programmes take place at selected centres in Kerala.
How do I get a cost estimate?⌄
Send a short enquiry and share your reports with your coordinator. Suitable hospitals review them and send a written estimate. The hospital confirms the final cost after examining you.
WHEN YOU’RE READY
Take the next step
at your own pace.
Start with a short enquiry. A coordinator can help you understand what information may be useful next.
