Resources
301 sourced guides, checklists and explainers for planning treatment in India.
Everything here answers a practical question an international patient or family asks before treatment in India: what a term means, what a procedure involves, which visa applies, what to pack and what to ask. Every page links its official sources and shows the date it was written.
Glossary
99 pagesPlain-English definitions of the visa, accreditation, legal and clinical terms you will meet when planning treatment in India.
Procedure guides
80 pagesWhat each procedure is, the reports specialists usually ask for, how to plan the trip and the questions to ask a hospital.
Country guides
41 pagesThe visa route, documents, language support and practical planning for patients travelling to India from each country.
Checklists & tools
41 pagesPrintable checklists, worksheets and templates: what to pack, what to ask and how to verify a doctor or hospital.
- Medical travel packing list for treatment in India
- Questions to ask a hospital in India before you book
- Questions to ask a cardiac surgeon before heart surgery in India
- Questions to ask an orthopaedic surgeon before joint or spine surgery
- Questions to ask when you seek a cancer second opinion
- Transplant documents checklist for foreign nationals in India
- How to check an IVF clinic in India is ART-registered
- Choosing the right medical attendant for treatment in India
- Treatment budget planning worksheet for medical travel to India
- Reports to send for a cardiac opinion from India
- All checklists & tools →
Infographics
40 pagesVisual explainers of the visa steps, the transplant approval path, the patient journey and more, each with a full written explanation.
- The patient journey in seven steps
- How the e-Medical visa works
- How the e-Medical Attendant visa works
- Living-donor transplant approval path
- NABH and JCI compared
- How a second opinion from India works
- IVF and surrogacy law in India at a glance
- India’s medical hubs at a glance
- Main source markets for medical travel to India
- India’s medical value travel in numbers
- All infographics →
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