Specialist neuroscience centres in India treat brain and spinal tumours, epilepsy, movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and stroke-related conditions. Many work with intra-operative imaging and neuronavigation. A neurosurgeon or neurologist reviews your scans first. We send your case to suitable accredited centres and return their written opinions side by side.
Which procedures can international patients have?
- Brain and spinal tumour surgery
- Deep brain stimulation (DBS) for movement disorders
- Epilepsy evaluation and surgery
- Endovascular treatment of aneurysms and AVMs
- Neuro-rehabilitation
Conditions and their treatment journeys
- Parkinson’s Disease — A movement disorder managed with medicines and, for selected patients, deep brain stimulation (DBS).
- Brain Tumours — Benign and malignant brain tumours treated with neurosurgery, radiosurgery and oncology care.
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
- MRI and CT images (DICOM files)
- Neurologist’s notes
- EEG reports for epilepsy cases
- Current medicines
Where in India is it done?
Hospitals with strong programmes in this area are concentrated in Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad. 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We do not publish price tables.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
Do I need to send the actual scan files?
Yes. Neurosurgeons need to see the images, not only the written report. We will tell you how to share them securely.