Medical tourism · New Delhi, India
We help international patients get treated in India — and we stay with them through all of it. From the first set of reports to the flight home, one coordinator handles the hospital, the consultant, the visa paperwork and the follow-up.
AmalCure is a medical tourism and healthcare facilitation service based in New Delhi, India. We help international patients access treatment in India, coordinating everything from the first enquiry and specialist selection through to travel, admission, recovery and follow-up care.
Most of the people who write to us are in West Africa, the Gulf, Central Asia and South Asia. What they have in common is usually a diagnosis, a folder of reports, and no straightforward way to find out what treatment in India would actually involve — which consultant handles the condition, which hospital has the unit, what it is likely to cost, and how long any of it takes. Closing that gap is the whole of what we do.
We are not a hospital and we are not a clinic, and we are careful about the difference. Your diagnosis and your treatment plan come from the consultant who examines you. What we bring is everything around that: knowing who to approach, getting your reports in front of them, having the estimate put in writing, preparing the paperwork an embassy will ask for, and being reachable when an appointment or a flight moves at short notice.
Everything published on this site is meant to be checkable. Each consultant’s page carries the designation and qualifications their own hospital publishes, and each hospital’s page carries the accreditations, bed count and specialities that hospital publishes. Where we do not have a fact, the page leaves it out rather than filling the space — which is why some entries here are shorter than others.
If you would rather talk to a person than read a website, the WhatsApp number further down this page reaches a coordinator directly.
That a family in Lagos, Baghdad or Tashkent can weigh a treatment decision in India with the same clarity as a family living ten minutes from the hospital — the same access to a consultant’s opinion, the same understanding of what it will cost, and the same idea of what happens next.
Distance should change the logistics of treatment. It should not change how much you are told.
To take the paperwork, the phone calls and the guesswork off a family that is already dealing with a diagnosis. We find the consultants whose field matches the case, put the options side by side in writing, and stay reachable from the first message to the last follow-up.
We would rather tell you something you did not want to hear early than let you find it out after you have booked a flight.
Scans, discharge summaries, biopsy results — whatever you already have. On WhatsApp or by email, whichever is easier.
Not one opinion. We approach the consultants whose field matches your diagnosis, so you can compare what more than one of them says.
With the estimate in writing, and a clear note of what it does and does not include. You decide from there — there is no obligation to proceed.
Medical visa invitation, airport pickup, accommodation near the hospital, and someone to interpret if you need it.
Follow-up consultations with your treating team, and help getting reports and prescriptions to your doctor at home.
Where a hospital publishes an accreditation — NABH, JCI or both — it is recorded on that hospital’s page here, along with its bed count and specialities. You can see the standard a facility holds itself to before you choose it.
Once a hospital has reviewed your reports we send the estimate in writing, with a clear note of what it covers and what it does not. Estimates can move after the clinical assessment, and we tell you that rather than letting you discover it.
We approach the consultants whose speciality matches your diagnosis — not whoever has the earliest slot. Where more than one is suitable you get more than one opinion, and you choose.
If English is not where you are most comfortable, we arrange interpretation for the consultation and for the paperwork around it. A consent form you cannot read is not consent.
We prepare the hospital’s invitation letter and guide the medical visa application — the decision rests with the embassy. Airport pickup, a place to stay near the hospital and local transport are arranged before you land.
Follow-up consultations with the team that treated you, and help getting reports and prescriptions to your own doctor at home. You keep the same coordinator throughout.
Nothing, for our coordination. You pay the hospital directly at its own rates and we do not add a margin to them. If that ever changes for a particular service you will be told before anything is arranged, not after.
Send us whatever reports you already have — scans, discharge summaries, biopsy results — on WhatsApp or by email. We put them in front of the consultants whose field matches the diagnosis and come back with hospital options and an indicative cost in writing. There is no charge and no obligation to proceed.
Yes. Reports can be reviewed remotely, and for many cases that is the sensible first step — it tells you whether travelling is worth it before you spend anything on a flight or a visa.
We prepare the hospital’s invitation letter and guide you through the medical visa application, including what the embassy will ask for. The decision itself rests with the embassy — nobody can promise you a visa, and you should be wary of anyone who does.
The treatments section of this site lists every procedure we currently document, grouped by speciality, and each hospital and consultant has a page of its own. If what you need is not listed, ask — the site records what has been confirmed, not the limit of what we can arrange.
You keep the same coordinator. We arrange follow-up consultations with the team that treated you and help get reports and prescriptions to your own doctor at home.
Send us your reports. We will come back with the consultants who can help, the hospitals that treat it, and an indicative cost — at no charge.
AmalCure is a healthcare facilitation service and does not provide medical treatment or medical advice. Information on this page is general and is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified clinician. Qualifications, affiliations and accreditations are as published by the hospital or practitioner and should be verified independently before you commit to treatment.
Compassionate, coordinated healthcare in India for international patients — from first enquiry to full recovery.
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