Frequently Asked Questions

Medical tourism is the practice of travelling to another country to receive medical, dental, or surgical care. Patients choose medical tourism to access high-quality treatment at a fraction of the cost in their home country, or to access procedures or specialists not available locally. India, Thailand, Turkey, and UAE are among the world's top medical tourism destinations, attracting millions of international patients annually.

India offers world-class medical care at 60–90% lower cost than the USA, UK, or Europe. Indian hospitals like Apollo, Medanta, and Fortis hold JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation — the gold standard in global healthcare quality. India has more JCI-accredited hospitals than any other country. English is widely spoken, waiting times are minimal, and specialists are trained at top global institutions. For complex procedures like organ transplants, cardiac surgery, and oncology, India delivers outcomes comparable to the best hospitals worldwide.

Global Care Health is your end-to-end healthcare partner. We help you: (1) Get a free clinical review of your medical reports within 24 hours; (2) Match you with the best specialist and hospital for your condition; (3) Arrange a virtual consultation before you travel; (4) Provide transparent cost estimates with no hidden charges; (5) Assist with medical visa, travel, and accommodation; (6) Coordinate your hospital admission and accompany you through your treatment; (7) Arrange your return journey; and (8) Provide follow-up telemedicine consultations for 6–12 months after treatment.

Treatment costs in India are typically 60–90% lower than equivalent procedures in Western countries. For example: Cardiac Bypass Surgery (CABG) costs $5,000–$8,000 in India vs $70,000–$150,000 in the USA. Knee Replacement: $5,000–$7,000 vs $40,000+. Liver Transplant: $25,000–$40,000 vs $300,000+. Bone Marrow Transplant: $25,000–$40,000 vs $250,000+. Costs vary by hospital, city, room type, and complexity of your case. We provide a detailed, itemised estimate before you commit to anything.

We handle all visa and travel logistics on your behalf. This includes: issuing a medical visa invitation letter from the hospital; guiding you through the visa application process for India, UAE, Thailand, or Turkey; booking flights and airport transfers; arranging accommodation (hospital guesthouse, service apartments, or hotels) near the hospital; and coordinating medical escort services when needed for critical patients. India offers a dedicated Medical Visa (MED) category with fast-track processing for international patients.

Getting started is simple: (1) Contact us via WhatsApp (+91 9211312666), email (info@globalcarehealth.com), or fill out the enquiry form on our website; (2) Share your medical reports, diagnosis, and test results; (3) Receive a free clinical review and specialist recommendation within 24 hours; (4) Schedule a virtual telemedicine consultation with the specialist; (5) Receive your personalised treatment plan and cost estimate; (6) Confirm your travel dates and we arrange everything else. There is no fee to use our patient facilitation services — Global Care Health is compensated by our partner hospitals.

Absolutely. All patient information shared with Global Care Health is treated with strict confidentiality under our Privacy Policy. Medical reports are shared only with treating physicians and relevant clinical staff on a need-to-know basis. We comply with international data protection standards and never share your personal or medical information with third parties without your explicit consent.

Your care does not end when you fly home. We arrange telemedicine follow-up consultations with your treating physician at regular intervals for 6–12 months. We also provide your complete discharge summary, medication plan, and follow-up instructions in your language to share with your local doctors. In the rare event of a complication requiring further treatment, our team will coordinate with local providers and, if necessary, arrange your return to the treating hospital. Your wellbeing remains our responsibility.