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International patient support
Treatment in India with assistance before you travel.
Doctatoc assists patients abroad with secure medical-record sharing, specialist appointments and the practical journey to Mumbai or Navi Mumbai. The treating hospital determines the clinical plan.
Do not book travel until the hospital confirms your appointment and next step. Treatment suitability, visa decisions and final costs are determined by the treating team, hospital and relevant authorities.
Your journey
From medical records to returning home
We assist with practical coordination step by step while the treating hospital confirms clinical care.
Assist with specialist assessment
Our team helps coordinate the secure transfer of available records for review by a hospital or treating specialist.
Clarify the clinical next steps
We help communicate the treating team's assessment, requested investigations, appointment timing, expected stay and recovery guidance.
Coordinate the practical journey
After the hospital confirms the next step, we assist with documents, appointments, arrival, accommodation and local transport.
Prepare for admission
Keep your passport, visa, original reports, medicine list and hospital confirmation available. Clinical decisions remain with the treating team.
Plan recovery and follow-up
Before returning home, request discharge records, prescriptions, warning signs and a follow-up plan from your treating team.
Coordination support
Practical assistance around your hospital's plan
Available services depend on the hospital, destination, language, travel dates and appointment timing. Our team confirms each arrangement before you rely on it.
Pre-arrival case coordination
Secure report collection, communication with the treating hospital, appointment planning and clarification of requested investigations.
Medical visa documentation
Assistance with hospital-issued invitation or appointment documents when available. Visa approval remains with the relevant authorities.
Travel and arrival planning
Assistance with arrival timing and confirmed airport or local transfers based on the hospital's appointment plan.
Accommodation assistance
Help identifying hotels, serviced apartments or guest houses suited to the expected stay and accompanying family members.
Language support
We can help communicate interpreter requirements to the hospital or an available language service before travel.
Discharge and continuity
Coordination of discharge summaries, reports, prescriptions and follow-up arrangements for continuity of care at home.
Frequently asked questions
Plan with fewer surprises
Clear questions before travel help patients and accompanying family members prepare responsibly.
Should I book travel before specialist review?+
No. Wait until the treating hospital has reviewed your available records and confirmed the next step, expected stay and appointment timing.
Can a family member travel with me?+
An accompanying person may be possible, subject to passport, visa, airline, accommodation and hospital requirements. Include their needs during planning.
How long should I stay in India?+
The treating team should estimate this after reviewing your condition and proposed care. Recovery and follow-up needs differ for every patient.
Does Doctatoc set treatment prices?+
No. Doctatoc assists with communication and coordination. Treatment plans, pricing and billing information come from the responsible hospital or clinician after reviewing the patient’s needs.
Can I speak with a doctor before travelling?+
Where a hospital offers virtual consultation, our team can assist with scheduling. Availability and fees are confirmed by the hospital.
What should I receive before returning home?+
Ask for your discharge summary, investigation results, imaging records, prescriptions, rehabilitation guidance, warning signs and follow-up contacts.
Sources and review status
This is general patient information. A named clinical review has not been recorded for this page. Use the resources below for further reading and discuss decisions with your treating clinician.
- CDC Yellow Book: medical tourism, hospital checks and continuity of care
- Government of India: current e-Visa eligibility and documents
These resources address general planning and do not verify every procedure-specific statement or endorse Doctatoc. How we label sources and reviews.
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