Where Most of Our Patients Come From
Focus: cancer care, heart care, brain and spine, joints and bones
What Working with Us Looks Like
We collect the patient's reports through a secure link before we contact your desk, and you reply in whatever format suits your team.
Prepared Cases
We collect the patient's reports through a secure link, with a short summary of what the family needs, before we contact your desk.
No New Systems
Reply by email in the format that suits your team. We turn your opinion and estimate into a clear comparison for the patient.
Patients Pay You Directly
We never collect or hold treatment money, and we never handle cash.
Before and After
We explain visa steps and travel to the family, keep them updated, and stay in touch after discharge.
Facts About Our Main Corridors
Checked on 15 September 2026
| Country | e-Medical visa fee | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| Uzbekistan | US$80 | Many families search for treatment information in Russian. |
| Kenya | US$80 | Travellers from Kenya need a yellow fever certificate to enter India. |
| Tanzania | US$80 | Tanzania is not on India's yellow fever list. |
| Bangladesh | US$0 | Families often worry about fraud. Clear, written fees matter. |
| Maldives | No e-Visa needed | Maldivians do not need a visa, so Maldives is not on the e-Visa fee list. |
| Mauritius | US$0 | The government's Overseas Treatment Unit sends patients mainly to India. |
Sources: e-Visa fee list on indianvisaonline.gov.in; yellow fever list from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, ihpoe.mohfw.gov.in. Card payments for the e-Visa carry a bank charge. Overseas Treatment Unit: Mauritian press (L'Express, Defimedia), May 2026.
Government Schemes
- Maldives: Aasandha, the state health insurer, lists its empanelled overseas hospitals on aasandha.mv. It pays hospitals on a cashless basis only.
- Kenya: news reports from February and May 2026 about Social Health Authority (SHA) cover for treatment in India do not agree. Check with SHA.
- Mauritius: press reports in May 2026 (L'Express, Defimedia) said about Rs 500 million was owed to foreign hospitals by the Overseas Treatment Unit.
Our Standards
- Patients choose among 2 or 3 hospitals, and we record their choice.
- No payments to doctors, ever.
- No cash handling.
- We do not arrange living-donor organ transplants.
- We never ask patients to send reports by WhatsApp or email, and we share only what you need to give a quote.
- Hospital profiles, and doctor profiles supplied by your hospital, are published only with your written approval. Doctors on our panel are profiled from public sources, and you can ask us to correct them.
We are preparing our application for NABH Medical Value Travel Facilitator empanelment.
What We Ask from You
- Cost ranges for common treatments, in writing and dated.
- Written approval for each doctor profile.
- Accreditation certificates, with their validity dates.
- Details of your international patient services, such as interpreters, rooms for family members, card payments and your deposit policy.
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