Best Medical Tourism Company in India

Best Medical Tourism Company in India

By Nab Ul Hayat

By Nab Ul Hayat

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Overview

India has rapidly emerged as a leading destination for medical tourists due to excellent clinical expertise, internationally accredited hospitals, advanced technology, and cost advantages compared with many Western countries. The Government of India has a national strategy to boost medical and wellness tourism and promotes India as a destination for medical value travel.

Recent growth & scale

India’s inbound medical arrivals and dedicated policy support have grown substantially; official figures and industry reports show strong upticks in medical visitors and focused national promotion (Heal in India / e-medical visa facilitation).

Popular treatments in India

  • Cardiac care and cardiac surgery

  • Dental Implants
  • Lasik Eye Surgery
  • Orthopedics and joint replacements

  • Organ transplants and oncology care

  • IVF and fertility services

  • Ayurveda, yoga, and wellness (Kerala and other states) — combining modern and traditional care

Regional strengths

  • Tamil Nadu & Kerala: strong hospitals and wellness circuits.

  • Delhi & Mumbai: multispecialty tertiary centres and transplant programs.

  • Hyderabad & Bengaluru: growing advanced care clusters.

Cost comparison & value

Patients from the Gulf, Africa, and some Western countries report substantial cost savings without compromising quality — a major driver of inbound medical travelers to India. Industry analyses estimate strong market growth and rising revenues for medical value travel.

How Nabul Hayat helps international patients in India

Nabul Hayat is positioned to assist patients with hospital selection, doctor coordination, visa and travel facilitation, multilingual support, and comfortable recovery arrangements — ensuring continuity of care and reducing logistical burden.

Planning treatment in India? Get a personalized quote and hospital shortlist from Nabul Hayat.

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Last Updated: 1st January 2026