Medical travel to India

One price. One coordinator.
One person waiting at the airport.

We quote your treatment as a single binding figure and we hold that figure. If the cost overruns, that is our problem not something you discover at the discharge desk.

Request a fixed quote What if it costs more?
The difference

Everyone competes on how cheap.
We compete on how certain.

The cost gap between India and the US or UK is real and well documented. It is also not the thing that goes wrong. What goes wrong is the number changing after you have landed.

Binding, not indicative

Your quote is a contractual figure, not an estimate. It is issued after clinical review of your records not from a price list.

Itemised before you commit

You see what is hospital cost, what is ground services, and what is our facilitation margin. No line is hidden.

Exclusions stated up front

International airfare, visa fees and personal expenses sit outside the quote. We say so before you pay, not after.

The uncomfortable question

"What happens if it costs more than you said?"

Most facilitators will not answer this in writing. Here is our answer, and it is in your agreement.

1

Clinical variation within the quoted scope

Absorbed entirely by Healing Tourist. You pay the quoted figure.

2

Extended stay or complications within scope

Absorbed under the overrun cascade agreed with our partners, up to the defined ceiling. You pay the quoted figure.

3

A genuinely different procedure becomes necessary

This is the one case where the price can change and it requires a fresh written quote, your explicit consent, and the option to decline. It is never applied retrospectively.

The full cascade including the ceiling and who bears each tranche is in Schedule of your patient agreement. Ask for it before you sign, not after.

Not a call centre

A named person, with a phone number

You know their name before you fly

Not a ticket number, not a rotating queue. One coordinator, introduced by name, photograph and direct mobile number in the week before departure.

They are physically at arrivals

Standing in the terminal, not "dispatching a vehicle." The first hour in an unfamiliar country is when things go wrong; that is exactly when we are in the room.

One nominated family member gets a daily update

You tell us who at home should be kept informed. They get a message every day of your admission without having to chase anyone across time zones.

They stay through discharge

Admission paperwork, interpretation for clinical conversations, dietary requirements, and the discharge summary handover.

Built around the family, not just the patient

Attendant visa

Prepared alongside yours, on the same timeline.

Accommodation near the hospital

Family-sized, walkable where possible, booked before you fly.

Dietary and cultural needs

Halal, vegetarian, Jain, diabetic arranged with the hospital in advance, not negotiated at the ward.

A room to sit in

Where the hospital permits an attendant to stay overnight, we ask for it as standard.

The part most facilitators drop

After you fly home

The relationship does not end at the airport. Complications, if they come, usually come after you have left.

1

Discharge pack, before you board

Operative notes, implant details, histopathology, medication list and a plain-language summary in a format your own doctor can use immediately.

2

Continuity portal, 6 months

A single place holding your records, with structured check-ins at defined intervals rather than "call us if you need us."

3

A named clinician for follow-up questions

Routed to the operating team where possible, so the person answering knows what was actually done.

4

Your local doctor is briefed, if you want

With your written consent, we send the discharge pack directly to your GP or treating specialist at home.

Cost, in context

What a quote typically contains

A representative package is built from these components. Your figure will differ it is produced after clinical review of your records, not from a table.

Component Inside the fixed quote?
Surgeon, anaesthetist and theatre charges Yes
Hospital stay for the standard recovery period Yes
In-hospital medication and standard diagnostics Yes
Implants and consumables as specified in your quote Yes
Airport reception, ground transfers, coordinator Yes
Interpretation for clinical conversations Yes
Family accommodation near the hospital Yes, at the specified standard
Pre-admission video consultation with your surgeon Yes
Six-month continuity programme Yes
International airfare No booked by you
Visa fees No we prepare the paperwork, you pay the government fee
Personal expenses, tourism, extended non-clinical stay No
Treatment for an unrelated condition discovered during your stay No requires a separate quote you may decline

Request a fixed quote

We do not quote from a price list. Send your records and we will issue a binding figure after clinical review usually within {{X}} working days.

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Questions worth asking any facilitator

What happens if the treatment costs more than quoted?

Under our agreement, nothing changes for you.

The overrun cascade above defines who absorbs what. The single exception a genuinely different procedure becoming necessary requires a fresh written quote and your consent.

Do you get paid by the hospital?

Our facilitation margin sits inside your quote and is shown to you itemised.

We would rather you saw the number than wondered about it. What we do not do is take an undisclosed commission that varies by which hospital we send you to.

Who is responsible if something goes wrong clinically?

The treating hospital and clinician, under Indian law.

Healing Tourist is a facilitator and does not practise medicine. We will not pretend otherwise, and you should be sceptical of any facilitator who implies they carry clinical liability. We strongly recommend medical travel insurance and will tell you what to check for in a policy.

Will you tell me not to come?

Regularly.

Our panel advised against travel in 43% of international cases last quarter. That figure is published.