Liver Transplant For International Patients in India

1. Initial Inquiry and Medical Review

• The journey begins with a simple inquiry, often shared over email, phone, or WhatsApp.

• The patient or family sends available medical records, test reports, and imaging (CT/MRI scans).

• A team of experienced doctors in India reviews the case, and a detailed opinion is shared, along with a personalized treatment roadmap and estimated cost.

• Video consultations are arranged with transplant specialists for clarity and reassurance.

• Multilingual assistance is available throughout this stage.

2. Visa Guidance and Travel Planning

• An invitation letter is issued promptly to support the patient’s medical visa application.

• Assistance is provided to coordinate with the Indian embassy or consulate.

• Travel dates are aligned with the patient’s condition and specialist availability.

• The company helps with flight bookings, airport pickups, and travel readiness checklists.

3. Arrival and Settling In

• The patient and attendants are received at the airport and escorted to comfortable accommodation, either near the transplant centre or in a preferred area.

• An interpreter (French, Arabic, Amharic, etc.) is assigned, if required.

• Orientation includes support with SIM cards, local currency, and dietary preferences.

4. Comprehensive Medical Evaluation

• Upon arrival, a complete set of investigations is scheduled for both the patient and the donor (in case of a living transplant).

• These may include blood tests, imaging, cardiac assessments, liver function panels, and compatibility evaluations.

• Legal clearances, ethics approvals, and other formalities are facilitated by the team in collaboration with the transplant centre.

5. The Transplant Procedure

• Once both the patient and donor are cleared, preparations begin for the surgery.

• The transplant is carried out by one of India’s leading multidisciplinary teams at a well-equipped facility.

• The operation typically lasts 8–12 hours, followed by recovery in a specialized critical care unit.

6. Recovery and Monitoring

• Post-surgery, the patient is closely monitored for several days.

• Immunosuppressive therapy is started and adjusted.

• The donor, if involved, is also supported throughout recovery.

• Gradual mobilization, physiotherapy, and dietary counselling are offered.

7. Discharge and Aftercare

• The patient is discharged with a detailed recovery plan, including medication schedules, dietary guidelines, and lab monitoring charts.

• All reports and records are compiled for future reference and shared digitally and in print.

• A care coordinator remains available for any concerns or changes.

8. Return and Long-term Follow-up

• Once travel-ready, the patient returns home with support for airport transfers and travel clearances.

• Remote follow-up is organized via video consultations with the transplant team.

• The patient is also connected with a local physician for routine tests and emergency care.

• Continued monitoring, prescription management, and support for follow-up travel to India (if needed) is assured.

Support at Every Step

• Dedicated coordinators for end-to-end case management.

• Language support, travel logistics, accommodations, and even local experiences post-recovery.

• Transparent communication with family and referring doctors throughout.