Cost guides, visa checklists, hospital reviews, treatment guides, and corridor-specific advice — written by our medical travel specialists.
US patients save $70,000–$140,000. Here's the full breakdown of what cardiac bypass, valve replacement, and angioplasty cost at JCI hospitals in India.
Read full guideThailand is often cited as the go-to destination. But India is 20–40% cheaper on most procedures — with comparable JCI accreditation rates.
Everything you need to apply for an e-Medical Visa — documents, photos, bank statements, Yellow Fever requirements, and the e-Arrival Card.
JCI is international, NABH is Indian. Both matter — but they measure different things. Here's what to look for when choosing a hospital.
India performs over 2,000 liver transplants annually. Chennai leads globally in outcomes. Here's the full patient journey from evaluation to discharge.
Your International Patient Coordinator is not a tour guide. They're your legal representative, language bridge, and safety net on Indian soil.
Yellow Fever certificate, visa requirements, flight routes, and which hospitals in Bengaluru and Chennai have the most Nigerian patients.
Both are JCI-accredited. Both are in Bengaluru. But they differ significantly in pricing, surgeon availability, and international patient experience.
Total knee replacement at a JCI hospital in India costs $5,500–$8,500. Here's what's included, what's not, and how to compare quotes.
Patients from 40+ countries have travelled to India through GoMed. Here are some of their stories.
I was quoted $118,000 in the US. GoMed matched me to Narayana Health and my total bill — including flights and two weeks in a serviced apartment — came to just under $9,000. The IPC coordinator met me at the airport and never left my side. I cannot recommend this service enough.
My coordinator spoke fluent Arabic and handled every single appointment. Apollo's international patient wing felt like a five-star hotel. The surgery went perfectly and I was walking without a frame on day three. The savings were extraordinary — over 80% compared to a Dubai private hospital.
The GoMed team pre-screened my records before we even travelled, which meant we knew the transplant was viable before spending a single shilling on flights. The 90-day check-in programme after discharge gave my family enormous peace of mind. My IPC coordinator is still available on WhatsApp if I need anything.
I was nervous about travelling alone but my Russian-speaking coordinator made everything seamless. Both knees replaced in one surgery, 6 days in hospital, and I was back in Moscow walking normally within 5 weeks. The total cost was less than one knee would have cost me privately in Moscow.
Three Indian hospitals gave me quotes within 48 hours — with full cost breakdowns including implant brand. No hidden charges, no surprises. The surgery was flawless. My back pain of 4 years is completely gone. I saved over $60,000 compared to the London quote I had received.
After two failed cycles in France I was losing hope. GoMed matched us to a clinic with an 18% higher success rate for my specific condition. Our coordinator handled the visa, accommodation, and translation at every appointment. We are expecting our first child in October.