Medical care is the latest reason to visit India. Is it because of the low cost? Is it the quality of treatment? Or is there something more?
More than 60,000 cardiac surgeries are performed every year with outcomes at par with international standards
Transplants are successfully performed at 1/10th the cost in comparison to the West
Patients from more than 55 countries are treated at Indian hospitials
Indian Healthcare Revolutionizing Western Concepts of Health
The Indian healthcare industry is undergoing a phenomenal expansion and India is now a leader in medical tourism promotion with an annual growth rate estimated at 30%. India's top-rated education system provides an estimated 30,000 doctors and nurses each year to meet this demand, and the Indian government's spending on the healthcare sector is expected to be around eight percent of its G.D.P by 2010. Five star facilities and international quality treatment are hallmarks of Indian medical care.
Compelling Facts Make India A Strong Choice
Internationally qualified , experienced and super specialists
Latest equipment and infrastructure like the Da Vinci surgical system for Robotic Cardiac Surgery, 64 Slice CT Scan, Linear Accelerators similiar to Sloan Kettering, New York
Brain Suite, one of the two installations in the world
Strict blood safety and infection control processes
Medical professionals can consult with specialists anywhere across the globe, sending images and video conferencing to arrive at the best decision for complicated cases
Booming Pharmaceutical Industry
India also has one of the largest pharmaceutical industries in the world, exporting drugs to more than 180 countries. This along with the cost advantage attracts more than a million patients annually.
Consider :
The average cost of healthcare in India is about 1/5th that of the West
There's NO waiting time for major surgeries
Cost of advanced surgeries in India is 8-10 times lower than anywhere in the world
Heart surgery can cost upward of $60,000 in US, in India, you can spend as little as $6,000*
A bone marrow transplant can cost approximately $250,000 in the U.S compared to $26,000 in India*
Travel to India, your unique health care destination.
