Transplant care, handled honestly and completely. Fully managed.
Kidney, liver and bone marrow transplants at internationally accredited transplant centres — with one team handling your visa, travel, recovery and follow-up care once you're home.
Free and no commitment. Your reports stay confidential.
India's transplant centres perform a high volume of kidney, liver and bone marrow transplants using internationally trained surgical teams. Indian law requires living-donor transplants to come from a near relative in almost all cases — we'll explain exactly what applies to your situation, honestly, before you travel.
Not sure whether it applies to you? That’s exactly what the free consultation is for — and if travelling isn’t in your interest, we’ll say so.
This is usually the right fit if…
- Have a willing, medically compatible living donor (usually a near relative)
- Recommended a transplant by your local nephrologist or hepatologist
- Facing a long domestic waitlist or high cost for transplant surgery
- Want a clear, honest explanation of India's transplant regulations before you commit
Transparent pricing
The same procedure, a fraction of the price
Kidney Transplant
about 95% lessLiver Transplant
about 96% lessBone Marrow Transplant
about 96% lessIndicative ranges from published market rates as of 2026-07, pending verification against partner-hospital quotes — your exact quote depends on your medical reports and is confirmed in writing before you travel. Never a guaranteed outcome; all treatment decisions rest with you and your treating doctors.
What we coordinate
The most requested procedures
Kidney Transplant
Living-donor kidney transplant, typically from a near relative.
Liver Transplant
Living-donor liver transplant for eligible patients.
Bone Marrow Transplant
Autologous or allogeneic bone marrow transplant.
Not the procedure you were told you need? Send us your reports — we coordinate more than the three most requested.
Realistic timelines
How long you’ll actually be away
Real ranges for a typical case, not a best-case number. Your surgeon sets the final timeline once they’ve reviewed your case.
Arrive & prepare
1–2 days
Pickup, admission, pre-op tests.
In hospital
Not specified on the source page — varies by organ, donor match and case complexity
Admission through discharge.
Recover, then fly
Not specified on the source page; your transplant team confirms an individual recovery timeline before you travel
Local stay until your surgeon clears you to fly.
The middle stage is the only one most facilitators talk about. We arrange the third — the recovery accommodation before you’re cleared to fly is the step usually left to you.
Unlike cardiac-care, this page has no length-of-stay FAQ with specific day counts; the only stay-related copy is qualitative ("extended ward & ICU stay for the recommended recovery period" in the packages section). No number invented here per the no-invented-numbers rule.
Where you’d be treated
Centres across our partner cities
Delhi NCR
High-volume transplant centres
Chennai
Decades of transplant expertise
Mumbai
Complex & re-do transplants
Bangalore
Calm, dedicated recovery
What’s included
A clear treatment price. Then choose how much we handle.
In your treatment price
- ✓ Surgeon & hospital fees at your matched transplant centre
- ✓ Extended ward & ICU stay for the recommended recovery period
Add the Done-for-You concierge
- ✓ Airport pickup, local transfers & accommodation for recovery (patient & donor)
- ✓ Medical visa invitation letter & application support for patient and donor
- ✓ A dedicated care manager from consultation to discharge
- ✓ Post-transplant follow-up consultation in your home country
Included with every concierge package
- Visa support
- Flights booked
- Airport pickup
- Accommodation
- Interpreter
- Care manager
- Companion visa
- Local SIM
- 24/7 contact
- Records to your doctor
- Aftercare follow-up
- Written pricing
Your journey
We stay with you all the way home
- 1
Free transplant consultation
A specialist reviews your case and explains India's donor regulations honestly before you commit to anything.
- 2
Your plan & written price
A clear treatment plan and one written price. No surprises.
- 3
Visa, flights & pickup
We handle the paperwork and meet you at the airport.
- 4
Treatment & recovery
Your care manager stays with you through treatment and recovery.
Questions people ask first
Can I get an organ from a stranger or a waitlist in India?
No. Indian law (the Transplantation of Human Organs Act) restricts living-donor transplants to near relatives in almost all cases, specifically to prevent organ trafficking. We will only proceed with a legally compliant donor arrangement, and we'll tell you honestly and early if your situation doesn't qualify.
Who can be my donor?
Typically a spouse, parent, child, sibling or grandparent. Other relationships may require additional government approval, which your care manager will explain clearly.
What outcome can I expect?
Transplant outcomes vary by organ, donor match and your overall health, so we don't quote a single success rate — your transplant team will give you an honest, case-specific assessment.
What happens with follow-up after I go home?
Your care manager arranges post-transplant follow-up in your home country and keeps your full file on record, given the ongoing immunosuppression monitoring transplant patients need.
Treatment prices sourced from published India medical-travel packages (2026). Visa, travel, accommodation and care-manager support are quoted separately.
Cost comparisons (UK/US/GCC average vs. India starting price) shown on this page reflect published average price points, not a guarantee for any individual case.
Indian law requires living-donor transplants to come from a near relative in almost all cases — we'll explain exactly what applies to your situation, honestly, before you travel.
Can I get an organ from a stranger or a waitlist in India? No. Indian law (the Transplantation of Human Organs Act) restricts living-donor transplants to near relatives in almost all cases, specifically to prevent organ trafficking. We will only proceed with a legally compliant donor arrangement, and we'll tell you honestly and early if your situation doesn't qualify.
Who can be my donor? Typically a spouse, parent, child, sibling or grandparent. Other relationships may require additional government approval, which your care manager will explain clearly.
Get a treatment plan you can actually compare
Send your reports — within 48 hours you get options from accredited hospitals, with real prices and a named care manager.
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