
Sample Hospital A
Delhi NCR
Cardiac · Cancer · Transplant
Options from hospitals across six major cities — plus help with your medical visa, stay, transfers and everything on the ground.

Why patients choose India
Every patient's situation is different. These are the reasons international patients commonly consider India — your options will depend on your condition and the hospitals' assessments.
Cardiac, oncology, transplant, orthopaedic, neuro and fertility care are available across several cities.
Many hospitals hold JCI and/or NABH accreditation. We show the accreditations each option holds so you can check for yourself.
Treatment in India often costs less than in many countries. You'll see written estimates from hospitals before you commit to anything.
Consultations, reports and discharge documents are commonly in English.
Medical and Medical Attendant visas exist specifically for patients and their companions.
Major treatment specialties
Typical stays
Costs and stays vary by hospital, surgeon, room category, your medical condition and recovery. TreatVero does not publish treatment prices — personalised estimates come directly from hospitals.
Hospitals in India
Treatment options may be sourced from leading hospitals based on your medical requirements. Listings show accreditations held — not rankings. Current listings are samples.
Showing 6 hospitals

Delhi NCR
Cardiac · Cancer · Transplant

Delhi NCR
Orthopaedics · Spine · Neurology

Mumbai
Cancer · IVF · Bariatric

Mumbai
Cardiac · Eye Care · Dental

Chennai
Orthopaedics · Spine · Neurology

Chennai
Transplant · Cardiac · Eye Care
Major healthcare cities

The capital region, including Gurugram and Noida, with a large concentration of multi-specialty hospitals.

India's financial capital, home to long-established tertiary-care hospitals.

A long-standing centre for international patients in South India.

A technology hub with a growing base of specialty and tertiary-care hospitals.

Multi-specialty hospitals and a modern international airport.

Gujarat's largest city, with specialty hospitals and good connectivity.
Medical visa overview
Most international patients travel to India on a Medical visa, and companions on a Medical Attendant visa. Eligibility and process depend on your nationality.
After reviewing your options, confirm the hospital and treatment dates.
The hospital issues a visa invitation letter. We coordinate it for you.
Apply online for an e-Medical visa if eligible, or through an Indian mission. We help prepare documents.
Family members apply for Medical Attendant visas linked to yours.
We explain any registration requirements that apply to your stay and arrange your airport pickup.
Visa decisions are made by the Government of India. TreatVero helps with documentation and the hospital invitation letter, but cannot guarantee approval. Always check current requirements on the official Indian visa portal.
Accommodation
We suggest options that fit your length of stay, mobility and companions. You pay the provider directly.
Typical patient journey
Options reviewed remotely; hospital chosen.
Invitation letter, visa, flights, accommodation.
Airport pickup, transfer to your stay.
Your doctor confirms the treatment plan.
Admission, procedure, in-hospital recovery.
Follow-up visit, discharge papers, return travel.
Timelines vary by treatment and are confirmed in each hospital's plan.
Concierge support in India
Concierge plan · $595 USD · treatment, hotels and flights paid separately.
Pricing
Two paid plans, priced in USD and agreed before anything starts. Treatment costs are always paid separately.
Credited in full if you upgrade to Concierge.
For patients who want help finding and coordinating treatment options.
Covers up to 14 days on the ground, then $125 per additional week.
For patients who want end-to-end support throughout their medical journey.
Everything in Basic, plus:
Medical treatment, visa fees, flights, hotels, transportation and other third-party expenses are paid separately.
India FAQ
Something else on your mind? A coordinator can answer on WhatsApp.
Ask on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp in a new tab)Most international patients travel on India's Medical visa; many nationalities can apply online for an e-Medical visa. Requirements depend on your nationality, so always check the official Indian visa portal. We'll help you prepare the documents.
Yes. Companions typically apply for a Medical Attendant visa linked to the patient's visa. Limits and conditions apply; we'll walk you through them.
It depends on the hospitals suited to your treatment, flight connections from your country and your preferences. We'll explain the trade-offs — the choice is yours.
English is widely used in major hospitals for consultations and documentation. If you prefer another language, we can arrange language assistance.
It depends on your treatment and recovery. Each hospital's plan includes an expected hospital stay and time in India, so you can plan accommodation and leave.
Treatment is generally paid directly to the hospital. Accepted payment methods vary — we'll help you confirm them before you travel.
No obligation to proceed with any hospital. A coordinator will walk you through every option.