MedIndia Tours helps international patients connect with suitable doctors and hospitals in India. We coordinate medical-record reviews, appointments, treatment estimates, travel assistance and follow-up support.

Send us the patient’s latest medical reports, diagnostic images, current symptoms, previous treatment details and contact information. We will coordinate a preliminary review by an appropriate specialist.

Please share recent MRI, CT, PET-CT or X-ray reports, blood tests, biopsy or pathology reports, discharge summaries, previous operation notes, current medicines and the treating doctor’s prescription. English reports are preferred.

Yes. An online consultation may be arranged after a specialist reviews the medical records. It can help explain the proposed treatment, possible alternatives, estimated stay and expected cost.

We consider the diagnosis, required specialty, treatment complexity, hospital facilities, doctor’s experience, location, expected cost and rehabilitation needs. Patients may also request a preferred doctor, hospital or city.

We coordinate care across orthopaedics, neuro and spine, cardiology, oncology, organ and bone-marrow transplantation, bariatric surgery, rehabilitation and selected regenerative treatments. Availability depends on specialist assessment.

The cost depends on the diagnosis, procedure, hospital, doctor, implants, ICU or room stay, investigations, medicines and rehabilitation. A personalised estimate is prepared after medical-record review.

The initial estimate is based on available information. The final bill may change if additional tests, procedures, medicines, implants, hospital days or treatment for complications are required.

Payment methods differ by hospital and may include bank transfer, international cards or direct hospital payment. Confirm the accepted method and payment schedule before travelling.

We can coordinate the hospital documents needed for a medical visa application. Visa approval remains subject to the rules and decision of the relevant Indian authorities.

Yes, subject to applicable passport and visa requirements. An attendant is especially recommended for children, older adults and patients with limited mobility or complex medical needs.

Yes. Airport transfers, local transport and accommodation near the selected hospital can be coordinated according to availability, location and budget.

The stay depends on the treatment, hospitalisation, recovery, rehabilitation and fitness to fly. Minor procedures may require a short stay, while complex treatment may require several weeks or longer.

No ethical medical provider can guarantee results. Outcomes vary with the diagnosis, disease severity, age, general health, treatment response and other clinical factors.

Yes. Depending on the condition, care may include physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, gait training, pain management, nutritional support or neurorehabilitation.

Follow-up may be coordinated through online consultations and medical-report sharing with the treating team. Patients should also remain under the care of a qualified doctor in their home country.