Yes. International patients can have heart surgery in India at hospitals accredited by NABH and in some cases JCI. Bypass surgery, valve repair and replacement, angioplasty and paediatric heart surgery are offered at major cardiac centres in Delhi NCR, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Jaipur. Your cardiologist decides which procedure suits you.
Which procedures can international patients have?
- Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)
- Heart valve repair and replacement, including minimally invasive options
- Coronary angioplasty and stenting
- Paediatric and congenital heart surgery
- Pacemaker and ICD implantation
- Electrophysiology studies and ablation
Conditions and their treatment journeys
- Coronary Artery Disease — Narrowed or blocked heart arteries, treated with angioplasty and stents or with bypass surgery (CABG).
- Heart Valve Disease — Narrowed or leaking heart valves, treated by valve repair or replacement — surgical or catheter-based.
Read before you decide
- India’s e-Medical visa in 2026: what changed, and what to do
- NABH and JCI: what hospital accreditation tells you — and what it doesn’t
What to prepare before your case review
- Recent echocardiogram and ECG
- Angiography report and CD or images if done
- Current medicines list with doses
- Discharge summaries from any previous cardiac admission
Where in India is it done?
Hospitals with strong programmes in this area are concentrated in Delhi NCR, Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Jaipur. We suggest hospitals based on your case, not on a fixed list.
What does it cost?
We do not publish price tables. The cost of treatment depends on your diagnosis, the hospital, the room category and your recovery, so any single number would mislead you. Through the case review you receive written estimates from the hospitals themselves, side by side.
Medical decisions
IndiaMedica is not a hospital and does not give medical advice. Your treating specialists decide on your treatment.
Questions patients ask
Which reports do I need before a cardiac surgeon can advise?
Usually a recent echocardiogram, ECG and angiography report. Our case manager will tell you exactly what each hospital asks for after reviewing what you already have.
How long should I plan to stay in India?
It depends on the procedure and your recovery. Your treating surgeon advises this in writing before you travel, so you can plan your visa, attendant and accommodation around it.