International Healthcare Concierge

Exceptional healthcare in India, without the complexity.

We help patients from the UK, US, Canada and Australia explore planned treatment in India through specialist-led coordination, transparent treatment planning and end-to-end international patient support.

✓ Specialist-led review✓ Transparent estimates✓ End-to-end coordination
Why patients choose KRVF

Your care. Coordinated in India.

KRVF
Specialist-led coordination

Your case is coordinated around the appropriate clinical pathway.

Clear treatment planning

Understand options, estimated costs and what to expect before travelling.

International patient support

Support with appointments, travel coordination and local assistance.

One point of contact

One KRVF team coordinates the journey from enquiry through follow-up.

Our initial focus

Planned, high-value care.

We focus first on procedures that can be assessed, quoted and planned before international travel. Every treatment remains subject to appropriate clinical assessment and provider acceptance.

01 · Orthopaedics

Knee, hip & selected spine

Planned joint replacement and selected orthopaedic procedures.

02 · Dental

Implants & full-mouth rehabilitation

Planned restorative and implant treatment.

03 · Elective

Selected cosmetic care

Selected elective and hair-restoration procedures following specialist assessment.

The patient journey

One coordinated experience.

01

Share your case

Tell us what treatment you are considering.

02

Clinical review

We coordinate review with an appropriate qualified clinician.

03

Compare options

Understand suitable providers and indicative costs.

04

Plan India

Hospital, visa, accommodation and transfers.

05

Recover & follow up

Discharge and follow-up coordination.

Why India

Access leading private healthcare with a planned international experience.

Clinical depth

India has a large network of accredited hospitals and experienced specialists. We curate rather than claim every provider is right for every patient.

Transparent planning

We prefer an itemised view of the treatment journey over headline surgery prices.

International coordination

One team coordinates the administrative and logistical parts around treatment.

Clear, two-stage pricing

Know what KRVF charges — before you travel.

We separate the initial clinical consultation from the optional treatment facilitation service, so there is no hidden commitment to treatment in India.

01 · Consultation

₹10,000 physician consultation

Start with a qualified specialist review coordinated by KRVF. This fee is for the physician consultation only.

Hospital, treatment, diagnostic, medication, travel and accommodation costs are separate.

02 · If you choose India

₹1,00,000 KRVF treatment facilitation

A one-time fee payable only if, after your consultation, you choose to proceed with treatment in India.

Covers non-clinical coordination from treatment planning through hospital/provider coordination, travel support and follow-up.

No obligation after consultation. You can complete the consultation and decide whether treatment in India is right for you. The ₹1,00,000 facilitation fee is not a medical-treatment fee and is separate from all provider and travel charges.
Our operating principle

Clinical fit before commercial incentives.

Where we have commercial relationships with participating providers, we intend to disclose them. Recommendations should reflect clinical suitability, patient preferences and the overall treatment journey.

Start with your case

Get your India treatment plan.

Begin with a short enquiry. We will determine whether your case fits our current network and explain the next step.

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FAQ

Questions patients commonly ask.

Considering planned treatment abroad involves more than choosing a procedure. These are some of the practical questions international patients ask before deciding whether treatment in India is right for them.

Do you provide medical advice?

No. Qualified healthcare professionals make diagnosis and treatment decisions. Our role is navigation and coordination.

Is treatment in India safe?

Safety depends on the individual patient, procedure, clinician and facility. We do not treat India as a single standard of care. We help patients evaluate appropriate providers and encourage independent review of clinician credentials, hospital accreditation, treatment plans and aftercare arrangements.

How do I choose the right hospital and specialist?

The appropriate choice depends on your diagnosis, proposed procedure, clinical requirements and personal preferences. KRVF can help organise suitable provider options and questions to consider before making a decision. Patients should independently verify credentials and discuss the proposed treatment with the treating specialist.

What medical records should I provide?

Usually, the more relevant information the treating team can review, the better. This may include recent reports, scans and imaging, previous operation notes, medication lists, prescriptions and your doctor's referral or clinical summary where available. KRVF can help you organise the information before specialist review.

Can I speak to the specialist before travelling?

Where the participating provider offers it, we can coordinate a remote consultation or specialist discussion before travel. The treating clinician should explain the proposed treatment, expected benefits, material risks, alternatives and likely follow-up requirements.

How long will I need to stay in India?

There is no standard stay. It depends on the procedure, your medical condition, recovery and the treating team's advice. Before travelling, ask the provider for an expected treatment and recovery timeline and confirm when you may be fit to fly.

Can my UK GP or specialist remain involved?

Yes. Patients may wish to discuss planned treatment abroad with their UK healthcare professional before travelling. With your consent, relevant medical information can also be shared with the treating team so that your care can be planned with a fuller clinical picture.

What happens if I have a complication after returning to the UK?

Before travelling, you should understand who will provide follow-up care and how complications will be handled. KRVF can help coordinate communication with the treating provider, but urgent or emergency symptoms should be managed through the appropriate local healthcare or emergency service rather than through KRVF.

Are prices guaranteed?

No. Prices shown before provider confirmation are indicative and subject to clinical findings, the agreed treatment plan and provider terms. Ask for a written estimate that explains what is included and what may be charged separately.

What is normally included in a treatment estimate?

This varies by provider and procedure. Ask specifically about surgeon and hospital fees, implants or devices where applicable, investigations, medicines, accommodation, transfers, follow-up, extended stays and treatment of complications. KRVF prefers clear, itemised planning rather than relying on a headline procedure price.

Does the NHS pay for planned treatment in India?

Do not assume that planned treatment abroad will be covered. UK patients should check directly with the NHS, their private insurer or other relevant payer before making arrangements. A GHIC or EHIC is not intended to cover planned elective treatment abroad.

Do I need a medical visa for India?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality and the purpose of travel and can change. Patients should check the current requirements with the Government of India or the relevant Indian mission before travelling. KRVF can help with coordination and documentation, but visa approval is made by the relevant authorities.

Can a family member travel with me?

Many international patients travel with a family member or attendant, but visa rules and hospital policies can vary. Confirm the applicable requirements before booking travel, particularly if an attendant visa is needed.

Can follow-up be coordinated after I return home?

Where the treating provider offers remote follow-up, KRVF can help coordinate communication and appointments after you return. Your UK healthcare team may also be involved in ongoing care where appropriate.

How do I make payments?

Payment arrangements depend on the service and provider. KRVF will explain the applicable consultation or coordination charges before payment. Hospital treatment charges are subject to the provider's own terms and should be confirmed in writing before treatment.

Can you arrange travel and visa support?

We can coordinate documentation and logistics around treatment, including helping patients plan appointments, transfers and other practical arrangements where available. Visa issuance remains with the relevant authorities.

FAQ

Before you decide.

Clear answers about consultation, treatment facilitation and costs.

Do I have to pay the ₹1,00,000 facilitation fee after the consultation?

No. The ₹1,00,000 fee is optional and only becomes payable if you choose to proceed with treatment in India and ask KRVF to coordinate the journey.

What does the ₹1,00,000 facilitation fee cover?

It covers non-clinical coordination such as hospital/provider coordination, appointments, treatment planning, pre-arrival coordination, visa/support documentation where applicable, local logistics, hospital admission/discharge coordination, communication support and post-treatment follow-up coordination.

Are hospital and doctor fees included?

No. Hospital, surgeon, anaesthetist, diagnostic, medication, travel, accommodation and other treatment-related charges are separate and are payable as applicable to the relevant provider or supplier.

Is the ₹10,000 consultation fee a deposit toward surgery?

No. It is a physician consultation fee. It is not automatically credited against hospital or treatment charges.

Can I decide not to have treatment in India?

Yes. The consultation does not obligate you to proceed with treatment in India. You can review the clinical advice and options before making a decision.

Does KRVF provide medical advice?

No. Qualified healthcare professionals make diagnosis and treatment decisions. KRVF's role is coordination and patient navigation.