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Top 10 Medical Tourism Companies in India (2026 Guide)
Released Date: 2026-10-03
🏥 Top 10 Medical Tourism Companies in India (2026 Guide)
A practical guide to medical tourism facilitators that help international patients find treatment, visas and care in India.
India is one of the most popular destinations for international patients who need advanced treatment at a reasonable cost. Accredited hospitals, experienced specialists and an established ecosystem of facilitators make it possible to plan treatment from anywhere in the world. A good medical tourism company does much more than book an appointment. It reviews medical reports, obtains opinions and estimates from hospitals, arranges the medical visa invitation, coordinates arrival and stays with the family until the patient returns home.
Because the market has many players, patients often struggle to compare them. This guide introduces ten medical tourism companies operating in and around India, with a short overview of what each one offers based on the information published on its own website.
📋 How This List Was Prepared
This is an editorial guide, not an official ranking or an accreditation. Company details were taken from each company's public website in October 2026 and summarised in neutral language. Figures such as patient numbers or years of experience are the companies' own statements and have not been independently audited. Satyug Healthcare is the publisher of this guide and is listed first for that reason. Patients should always confirm services, costs and hospital options directly with any company before making a decision.
🌟 The Top 10 Medical Tourism Companies in India
1. Satyug Healthcare
Satyug Healthcare (Satyug Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.) is a New Delhi based medical tourism facilitator that has been helping international patients access treatment at accredited Indian hospitals since around 2015. Its work focuses on patients from Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia. For each case the team collects the patient's reports, requests written medical opinions and cost estimates from several hospitals and shares them so that the family can compare options before travelling. Once a hospital is chosen, Satyug arranges the visa invitation letter, arrival intimation and cab or travel coordination, and supports the family with documentation and translation. The company also operates internationally under the name Med Health Boat.
2. Med India Care and Cure
Med India Care and Cure is a medical tourism facilitator that helps international patients find quality treatment in India. Its listed services include free medical opinions based on patient reports, video consultations with doctors, visa assistance, language translation and interpreter support, airport pickup and drop-off, accommodation arrangements, currency conversion guidance and post-treatment follow-up. The website lists twelve partner hospitals, among them Aakash, Artemis, Apollo Indraprastha, BLK-Max, Jaypee, Max Healthcare, Manipal, Medanta, Paras, Sanar, Fortis Heart Institute and Fortis FMRI. Featured specialities include cardiology, dental surgery, neurology, urology, gastroenterology, oncology, general surgery, ENT, orthopaedics and nephrology. Patients can contact the team on WhatsApp through the number published on its website.
3. GD Healthcare
GD Healthcare is a New Delhi based medical tourism company that coordinates treatment, travel and recovery for international patients. Its website describes consultation and surgery coordination, flights, accommodation and airport transfers, visa assistance documentation and post-operative support. Specialities highlighted include cardiology, orthopaedics, neurosurgery, oncology, dentistry and IVF. The company names Yashoda Medicity, Artemis Hospital and BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital among its partner hospitals and states that its partner hospitals hold JCI and NABH accreditation. GD Healthcare also publishes figures such as 5,000+ surgeries, 50,000+ patients served and 200+ doctors, and says the process from consultation to surgery takes about two to three weeks. These are the company's own claims, so patients should confirm details directly.
4. Aarav Medicare
Aarav Medicare describes itself as a medical tourism company committed to providing world-class healthcare to international patients visiting India. Based in Uttam Nagar, New Delhi, it offers free medical and second opinions, pre-arrival coordination, airport assistance, accommodation, interpretation, forex support, post-departure follow-up and tours during recovery. Its website lists more than 25 treatment areas, including cardiology, oncology, urology, spine surgery, neurology, nephrology, cosmetic surgery and organ transplants such as liver, kidney, heart and bone marrow. Partner hospitals shown include Artemis, Apollo, Fortis, Max, Aakash, Sharda, Paras, CK Birla, BLK Max and KIMS, among others. The company displays flags of more than 20 countries it serves, including Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Ghana, Iraq, Kenya, Myanmar, Nigeria and Oman.
5. PNY Healthcare
PNY Healthcare is a New Delhi based medical tourism company that provides medical assistance services for international patients who want world-class care in India. Its published profile highlights India's strengths in cardiology, cancer care and orthopaedics and positions the company as a way for overseas patients to access quality treatment at reasonable prices through a network of associated hospitals. Specific hospital names, patient numbers and country lists are not published in the profile reviewed for this guide, so international patients are advised to ask the team directly about hospital options, treatment estimates and visa support before travelling. PNY Healthcare can be contacted through its website.
6. Med Expert India
Med Expert India Consultancy is a medical tourism facilitator whose primary focus is African patients travelling to India for treatment. Its website describes end-to-end support covering hospital selection, visa assistance and travel arrangements, with treatment areas such as heart surgery, neurosurgery, orthopaedic surgery, oncology, spine surgery and organ transplant. The company states 12 years of experience, 15+ partner hospitals and 500+ satisfied patients, and shows partner logos including Fortis, Medanta, Artemis, BLK Max, Manipal and Aakash. Its website also lists doctors such as cardiac surgeon Dr. Naresh Trehan, orthopaedic surgeon Dr. I.P.S. Oberoi and spine surgeon Dr. Hitesh Garg. The team can be reached through the email address and phone number published on its website.
7. SehatIQ
SehatIQ is a global medical assistance provider headquartered in Dubai, with regional hubs in Muscat and New Delhi and a 24/7 medical operations centre. Unlike a typical treatment-facilitation company, its focus is on critical and emergency care logistics, including air ambulance and patient repatriation, ECMO transfers, medical escorts on commercial flights, ground ambulance, telemedicine, second opinions and organ transport. It also offers travel and visa assistance and says it operates across the GCC, South Asia, Europe and East Africa. The website mentions 3,500+ hospital affiliations, CAMATA-certified critical care teams, UAE Ministry of Health registration and IATA membership. This makes it particularly relevant for patients who need air medical transport or hospital coordination to or from India.
8. Karetrip
Karetrip, operated by Healkare Pvt Ltd and headquartered in Ernakulam, Kerala, describes itself as an AI-powered medical tourism facilitator that connects international patients with healthcare providers across Asia. Services include doctor and hospital search and booking, personalised treatment plans with cost transparency, medical visa support, accommodation, travel coordination, language interpretation, a 24/7 emergency support line and post-treatment follow-up. The company states that it does not own hospitals but partners with existing ones, including Apollo, Artemis, BLK Max, Fortis and Aster Medcity. Its website lists 12 specialities, from cardiology and oncology to bariatric surgery, organ transplant and fertility and IVF, and claims service to 40+ countries in more than eight languages.
9. INDHEAL
INDHEAL (INDHEAL Solutions Pvt Ltd) connects international patients with Indian hospitals and provides end-to-end support, including medical visa letters, accommodation, airport transfers, local travel coordination, language support, dedicated patient coordinators and post-treatment follow-up. It promises a 24-hour response to enquiries. Treatment areas include heart surgery, neurology, oncology, orthopaedics, dental care, kidney, liver and bone marrow transplants, urology and Ayurveda. Named partner hospitals include Apollo Indraprastha, Fortis Bangalore, Apollo Chennai and Max Patparganj, along with the Kerala Ayurveda centres Vaidyaratnam Mooss and Sreedhareeyam Eye, all described as JCI or NABH accredited. The company says it serves patients from more than 40 countries and publishes indicative costs, from dental implants at around USD 400 to bone marrow transplant at around USD 30,000.
10. Innayat Medical
Innayat Medical is a Gurugram based medical tourism company with its corporate office at Mayfield Garden, Sector 50. Its website describes it as a prominent medical tourism company offering compassionate care. Services include expert consultations, treatment planning and appointments, visa processing assistance, flights and airport pickups, accommodation, language translation, post-treatment follow-up, medication delivery to the patient's home country and teleconsultations. Listed specialities include haematology, paediatric cardiology, neurosurgery, oncology, cardiology, orthopaedics, bariatric surgery, vascular surgery, spinal surgery, nephrology and dentistry. The company lists 18 partner hospitals, including Max Super Speciality, Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Apollo Delhi and Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, and publishes visa guidance for patients from countries such as Kenya, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Nigeria, Sri Lanka and Tanzania.
✅ How to Choose a Medical Tourism Company
Choosing the right facilitator is easier when you know what to look for. The following points apply to every company in this guide.
- Written medical opinions. Ask for opinions and cost estimates in writing from named hospitals and doctors, preferably from more than one hospital.
- Transparent costs. Confirm what the estimate includes, such as stay, surgery, medicines and follow-up, and what is excluded.
- Accredited hospitals. Check whether the partner hospitals hold NABH or JCI accreditation.
- Visa support. Make sure the company can arrange a hospital visa invitation letter and guide you on the medical visa process for your country.
- Language and ground support. Interpreter services, airport pickup and a local coordinator make a big difference during treatment.
- Follow-up care. Ask how post-treatment consultations and prescriptions are handled after you return home.
- Direct verification. Speak to the team, ask for references and confirm every claim before you pay any advance.
🇮🇳 Why Patients Choose India for Treatment
International patients choose India because it combines internationally accredited hospitals, experienced specialists in cardiac, cancer, transplant, orthopaedic and neurological care, and treatment costs that are generally lower than in many other countries. English is widely spoken in hospitals, and the medical visa system allows patients to travel with attendants. The best results come when the patient shares complete medical reports early, so that the hospital can give a realistic plan before travel.
💬 Frequently Asked Questions
What does a medical tourism company in India do
A medical tourism company connects international patients with Indian hospitals. It usually reviews medical reports, obtains opinions and cost estimates, helps with the medical visa invitation, arranges airport pickup, accommodation and interpreter support, and coordinates follow-up after treatment.
Is this list an official ranking
No. This guide is an editorial overview based on information published on each company's website in October 2026. It is not an accreditation or an official ranking, and Satyug Healthcare is listed first because it is the publisher.
Do medical tourism companies charge patients for their services
Business models differ. Many facilitators are paid by the hospital through a referral arrangement, and some also charge service fees for specific services. Patients should ask every company to explain clearly what they will pay and to whom before travelling.
Which documents are needed to start the process
Patients usually need to share a passport copy, recent medical reports, discharge summaries and imaging, and a short description of the current condition. After the hospital gives an opinion, the facilitator requests a visa invitation letter so that the patient can apply for an Indian medical visa. Requirements can vary by country and treatment, particularly for transplants.
How can I check whether a company is reliable
Ask for written opinions from named hospitals, check the hospital accreditations, read independent reviews, confirm the company's registered business details and avoid paying large advances without a written estimate. A reliable company will answer these questions openly.
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