Skip to content
TreatVero

Cardiac surgery in India, coordinated for you.

Cardiac care covers the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels — from diagnostic tests and interventional procedures to open-heart surgery and cardiac rehabilitation.

Get Treatment OptionsChat on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp in a new tab)

Overview

Understanding cardiac care in India

Cardiac care covers the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the heart and blood vessels — from diagnostic tests and interventional procedures to open-heart surgery and cardiac rehabilitation.

International patients often look abroad when they have received a recommendation from their own cardiologist and want to understand the options, timelines and costs available elsewhere. TreatVero helps you gather treatment options from suitable hospitals and coordinates the journey around your care.

Common reasons patients seek this treatment

  • A recommendation for coronary bypass surgery (CABG) or angioplasty
  • Heart valve repair or replacement
  • Congenital heart conditions in children or adults
  • Heart rhythm disorders that may need ablation or a device
  • A second opinion on a proposed cardiac procedure
  • Comprehensive cardiac evaluation and diagnostics

General treatment approaches

How specialists commonly approach it

A general overview — not a recommendation. Which approach suits you is decided by your treating doctors.

  • 01

    Diagnostics

    ECG, echocardiography, stress testing, CT or invasive angiography to understand the heart's condition.

  • 02

    Interventional cardiology

    Catheter-based procedures such as angioplasty and stenting, performed through a blood vessel.

  • 03

    Cardiac surgery

    Open or minimally invasive surgery, including bypass grafting and valve procedures.

  • 04

    Electrophysiology

    Assessment and treatment of rhythm disorders, including ablation and pacemaker or defibrillator implantation.

  • 05

    Cardiac rehabilitation

    Supervised recovery, exercise and lifestyle guidance after treatment.

Typical international-patient journey

From first message to follow-up

  1. 01

    Share your reports

    Send your requirement and any reports through our form or WhatsApp.

  2. 02

    Hospital review

    With your consent, suitable hospitals review your case and suggest a plan and estimate.

  3. 03

    Compare and decide

    We lay options out side by side. You choose the hospital and doctor.

  4. 04

    Visa and travel

    We coordinate the invitation letter, visa documents, flights and accommodation.

  5. 05

    Treatment and recovery

    Your coordinator helps with admission, appointments and discharge.

  6. 06

    Return and follow-up

    We help plan your return and coordinate follow-up with your treating team.

Factors affecting cost

Why estimates differ

TreatVero doesn't publish prices. Hospitals prepare estimates for your specific case, and these factors usually explain the differences:

  • The hospital and city you choose
  • Your surgeon's or consultant's fees
  • Room category during your hospital stay
  • Your medical condition, test results and any other health conditions
  • Length of hospital stay and time needed in the country
  • Implants, devices or medicines required
  • Type of procedure (e.g. catheter-based vs open surgery)
  • Number of stents, grafts or valves required

Reports hospitals commonly ask for

  • Recent ECG and echocardiogram
  • Angiography report and images/CD if available
  • Blood test results
  • Current medication list
  • Your cardiologist's letter or referral

Questions to ask a doctor

Better questions, clearer decisions.

Bring these to your consultations. Your coordinator can help arrange follow-up calls with the treating team if anything is unclear.

  • What are all my treatment options, including non-surgical ones?
  • What are the benefits and risks of the recommended procedure in my case?
  • How many of these procedures does your team perform?
  • How long will I be in hospital, and when can I fly home?
  • What follow-up will I need, and can it be done in my home country?
  • Which medicines will I need to take afterwards, and for how long?

Hospital options

Hospitals with relevant specialties

View all hospital options

FAQ

Cardiac Care: common questions

Something else on your mind? A coordinator can answer on WhatsApp.

Ask on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp in a new tab)
Can hospitals review my case before I travel?

Usually, yes. With your consent, we share your reports with suitable hospitals so their specialists can review them and suggest a treatment plan and estimate. Final decisions are made after in-person assessment.

Can a family member travel with me?

Most cardiac patients travel with a companion, and we recommend it. We can help with their visa documentation, accommodation and local support.

What happens if my plan changes after I arrive?

Doctors may adjust a plan after examining you. Your coordinator helps you understand what has changed, any cost implications, and your options.

Do I need a medical visa for India?

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.

Can my family come with me?

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.

Explore cardiac care options in India.

Share your requirement and reports. With your consent, we'll help you obtain options from suitable hospitals — and plan everything around your care.

Get Treatment OptionsTalk to TreatVero on WhatsApp (opens WhatsApp in a new tab)