Your safety is our priority. Your care is our commitment.

• Patients should consult their local physician before traveling to India for treatment.
• Ensure that you are fit to travel, especially if undergoing major surgery.
• Share complete and accurate medical records with our team in advance for proper evaluation.

Patients are advised to carry:

• All original medical reports, scans and prescriptions
• A summary of medical history
• Details of ongoing medications and allergies

Proper documentation ensures accurate diagnosis and smooth coordination with doctors.

• Patients must ensure they are medically stable to undertake international travel.
• In some cases, a “Fit-to-Fly” certificate may be required.
• Patients with serious conditions may need to travel with a medical escort (if advised by doctors).

• Follow basic travel health precautions, including vaccinations if recommended by your doctor.
• Regular hand washing.
• Drinking safe bottled or purified water.
• Avoiding unsafe or unhygienic food.

• Patients must strictly follow medical advice given by doctors and healthcare professionals.
• Adhere to hospital rules, medication schedules and follow-up requirements.
• Inform the medical team immediately in case of discomfort, complications or allergic reactions.

• Follow all post-operative instructions carefully.
• Attend all scheduled follow-up consultations before departure.
• Ensure proper rest and recovery time before returning home.

• Patients must obtain doctor approval before traveling back after treatment.
• Air travel immediately after certain procedures may be restricted.
• Follow medical advice regarding travel timing and precautions.

Patients are strongly advised to have comprehensive medical and travel insurance. Ensure your policy covers:

• Medical treatment abroad
• Emergencies and complications
• Medical evacuation (air ambulance, if required)

• India has a tropical climate, especially in South India — stay hydrated and avoid extreme heat exposure.
• Choose balanced and hygienic food options; dietary requirements can be arranged.
• Take adequate rest and avoid strenuous activities during recovery.

• Patients are responsible for providing accurate medical information.
• Any non-disclosure of medical history may affect treatment outcomes.
• Patients must follow all medical and travel advisory guidelines for their safety.