Your questions matter.

We bring patients from Africa and around the world to India for affordable specialist treatment. We coordinate hospital selection, specialist appointments, travel, accommodation and day-to-day support during your stay. Diagnosis and treatment remain the responsibility of your treating clinicians.

Treatment recommendations must come from a qualified clinician who has assessed your case. Information on this site is general guidance for planning, not a diagnosis, prescription or personalised medical recommendation.

There is no single price that applies to every patient. Ask for a written, itemised estimate after your case has been reviewed. Check hospital and clinician fees, tests, medicines, accommodation, travel, coordination charges and possible additional care.

India is our main treatment destination. We help coordinate suitable hospital and specialist options for your needs, preferences and budget. The specific hospital, doctor, availability and scope of care are confirmed with you before booking.

Ask whether a suitable specialist offers a remote records review. Availability, records required, turnaround and fees must be confirmed before booking. A remote opinion may not replace an in-person assessment.

A companion may be helpful, but their accommodation, travel documents, access to the hospital and any extra costs need to be planned separately. Ask the care provider what support will be needed after treatment.

Yes. We coordinate visa-document assistance, travel arrangements, accommodation and local transfers for your treatment journey to India. Our logistics support also covers your day-to-day welfare and practical needs during your stay. We confirm the agreed services and costs before booking. Visa decisions belong to the relevant authorities.

No. Outcomes and final costs depend on individual circumstances. No treatment outcome, visa approval or percentage saving should be treated as guaranteed.

Before travelling, discuss follow-up responsibilities with the treating provider and your local clinician. Ask how records will be shared, how questions will be handled and what to do if complications arise.

Use live chat for general enquiries only. Do not send scans, detailed medical histories, passport numbers or other sensitive documents. Ask the team about an appropriate records-sharing process if a clinical review is needed.

No. If you need urgent medical attention, contact your local emergency service or attend a nearby emergency department. Do not wait for a website enquiry response.