Treatment areas
Coordination shaped around the specialty.
Each specialty asks for different records, different specialists and a different kind of stay. These pages explain what to prepare and what the journey usually involves. They describe our coordination, not medical treatment: the specialists you choose decide the care.
Treatment area Cardiac care
What to prepare when travelling within India or from abroad for heart care, which records cardiologists usually ask for, and how we coordinate the journey.
What to prepare
Treatment area Cancer care
How to prepare for a cancer treatment opinion or treatment in another city or from abroad, which records oncology teams need, and how long courses of treatment are coordinated.
What to prepare
Treatment area Neurosciences and spine care
What to prepare when travelling for neurological, neurosurgical or spine care, which imaging specialists need, and how we coordinate mobility and stay.
What to prepare
Treatment area Orthopaedics and joint replacement
How to prepare for orthopaedic treatment or joint replacement in another city or from abroad: records, the stay, physiotherapy, and flying home safely.
What to prepare
Treatment area Organ transplant
How organ transplantation is regulated in India, what documents and approvals are usually involved, especially for international patients, and how we coordinate around the transplant team.
What to prepare
Treatment area Kidney care and dialysis while travelling
What patients with kidney conditions should prepare when travelling for treatment, how to plan dialysis sessions away from home, and how we coordinate with nephrology teams.
What to prepareHow we coordinate any specialty
Whatever the specialty, the process starts the same way: we collect the records, share them with suitable hospitals with your consent, and put their responses in front of you in writing. Read treatment in another Indian city if you live in India, or international patient services if you are travelling from abroad.
Coordination desk · 24 hours a day
Not sure which specialty applies?
Tell us the diagnosis and what the doctors have recommended. A coordinator will explain the next step.
In a medical emergency, call 112 in India or your local emergency number first.