Hip Replacement Surgery in India | Medical Tourism in India

[@MedicalTourismCo]

For a FREE quote, contact us at: www.medicaltourismco.com/src-in-hr

[@TheFiown]

Indian hospitals put to shame many other country's hospitals. The level of modernity is incredible and the people are incredibly kind, I have been a few times to India and count going there next year for cosmetic surgery. I follow one facial reconstructive surgeon on YT called Dr Richardson who performs miracles, he really 'sees' his patients and loves how work.

[@KrishnenduPandit-oe9jm]

My mom keeps talking about that doctor. Just checked him up holy s he's literally a boss at it 😱

[@AegonTargaryen300]

That's true for private hospitals in India they are very modern but Government hospitals in are just filthy shits and by the way I am Indian and i have first hand experience of those government hospitals.

[@naughtyboy1500]

South states have them especially TN not Gujurat 🤣

[@SspsspSsp-kx2sk]

@@KrishnenduPandit-oe9jm U have no idea the main guys in India, Richardson is good and he is famous due to youtube not because of the results. There are a few incredible plastic surgeons , ya may be little costly too

[@pd947]

Indian doctors are much more experienced than other countries because of the large population and diversity in age group and ither factors. Doctors cannot be choosy, they are a forced to tackle the most challeging situations all the times.

[@universe5d176]

Indian health sector is far far better than many developed counties …. ❤

[@mamtasingh2703]

Only for rich people and high income middle class you like me Not for poor people Check government hospital You will see the reality of healthcare sector

[@detectivesroy]

​@@mamtasingh2703 absolutely for rich people it's good

[@matheistician]

@@mamtasingh2703I LIVE IN SMALL TOWN OF UP WHICH IS MOST POPULATED STATE, HERE IN GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL THINGS ARE ORGANISED AND WELL TREATED ! I JUST PAY 1 RS FOR CONSULTATION AND I GET PROPER TREATMENT AND MEDICATION ❤ IDK IN WHICH STATE YOU LIVE ? 😂

[@kaptainkc7415]

That's why our politician visit US whenever they get sick?😂

[@MOKSH_J_K]

​@@kaptainkc7415they have so much black money ultimately they will have to spend on themselves

[@aj.sh600]

Rightly said, India is Pharmacy of the world. It is most pocket friendly with best services

[@kayveek7278]

I prefer Indian Doctors. I have held this view and experienced the doctors ever since I left the shores of India on 26 June 1976. I still go back home for my treatment.

[@Drsashisekhardubey]

That's the growth of India our vision of global leadership is to heal the wounds of everyperson in the world .

[@svenkat2006]

first heal your wounds then talk about world

[@sangeeta963]

Most Indians cannot afford to get as neat n clean a hospital..etc

[@vishnuvardhansurya86]

First apply burnol for your.....😂😂

[@svenkat2006]

@@sangeeta963 Forget about neat and clean hospitals, even if some one died there they don't clean properly the rooms and it smells for new patient alloted in that room. There are many private hospitals who even kill or paralyze patients for business/ money. That was the whole reason many Indian highly educated leave the country, even those working in highly scientific or manufacturing institutes when they retire and need to vacate their quarters they end up in major or small cities and the life goes same as they can no longer use the campus hospitals.

[@nikhilteja1346]

@@sangeeta963 You do realise India has public hospitals right, some are bad but all multispeciality hospitals are good. In my state, you can get free treatment in private hospitals paid for by the government. So maybe educate yourself before judging

[@thomasgomes7935]

Thank you so much mam for painting a true picture of Indian medical facilities, may the Almighty Lord blesses you with a quick recovery.

[@kenny87ification]

And you go to a temple and embrace Hinduism

[@shinuchoudhary9105]

Bro Indian doctors are next level I’m working here europe i was facing itching problem I have spent lot of money but could not get any result you know how much medicine nd test are expensive once I went to pick our Client from airport by chance he was Indian doctor it was while having coffee I had some conversation with him he told me he is a doctor I shared my problem 😂 he just wrote 5 tablets nd 1 lubricant it all was just 15 dollar the problem I was facing last one year it just vanished in 15 days after that I never face any problem now I understand why people praise our beloved indian doctors 😂😂🙏🙏

[@peaceoutxoxo]

My German doctor told me…you are lucky you are from India…once you go for a visit…get your allergy checked there once too….as my allergy was not going even after multiple visits…😅

[@mrnobodyman409]

Haha 💯 true

[@bhartityagi8183]

My dadaji got hip replacement surgery about 30yrs back nd we r from middle-class family. My dadaji was a farmer nd my dad is a manufacturing chemist. That surgery is little costly during that time. But we managed bcuz it has saved my dadaji to get bed ridden. It's still affordable at that time. So india has hospitals nd medical facilities for every class that too on reasonable price .

[@johnmarquardt1991]

In the USA we don't have classes of people -- everyone is the same.

[@bhartityagi8183]

@@johnmarquardt1991 but stilling ur country few cn afford medical treatment nd some don't.

[@siddartharahul4364]

@@johnmarquardt1991 do you know the meaning of middle class idts

[@Rohit_0.552]

​@@johnmarquardt1991 he means Poor, middle, upper middle, rich (class)

[@BBPEindia]

India - Pharmacy of the 🌎 World ❤

[@dahyabhaipatel6210]

I am Indian and very happy to hear this kinds of complements from foreigners and specially from USA.

[@belezadsouza1744]

The best qualified doctor's of India hv left India n gone to USA OR UK for better life 😢😢😢😢😢😢 n now citizens of UK N USA r coming to India fr treatment ❤

[@shobhitdagur1086]

Sorry who left India can't compete in entrance exams

[@avengersana]

Who told you that?

[@adityadehradun7985]

Partly true. Our numbers here are so huge that we still have the best doctors.

[@Pa4QRS1cxT2dvn3y]

@@shobhitdagur1086it’s not true mostly student go for medical education and came back to serve their country. And those who go outside of India for work they go for good money but they are talented doctors because it’s not easy to go us uk and settle as a doctor there.

[@SspsspSsp-kx2sk]

@@Pa4QRS1cxT2dvn3yActually its much easier than competing in India . You have no idea how much we have to study and compete to stay just afloat

[@johnmelbourne9234]

take care, wish you a speedy recovery!!!

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

Why only Hip replacement? Gallbladder, Tumor(Terretoma), Heart surgery, Angioplasty, Eye surgery, diabetes, blood pressure medicines, physiotherapy all r top notch in India alongwith affordability.

[@Variedtopic]

As an indian if I have to choose between indian doctor and a white doctor I would choose indian doctor without hesitation.

[@ronojoybasu9126]

Thats an ignorant and racist thing to do, go to the doctor best suited for the job, not based on his skin colour

[@ansh14567]

@@ronojoybasu9126 most of the indian students who fail to qualify neet ug exam in india go abroad for their studies and a significannt portion of the doctors coming back fail to qualify the final exams in india so rather than calling him racist you should try to understand what he intends generally you would find an indian doctor far more qualified and better suited form the doctor in the field in usa or any other western country

[@Variedtopic]

@@ansh14567 yes Ansh, you are right.

[@deepanshu00730]

I will chose White doctor if he practises in India and have Indian hospitably values.

[@bharath7528]

as an indian if i have to choose between white, black, indian i would choose the black doctor then the white without hesitation

[@devil2283]

True, and the so called developed countries like Canada has a joke of a health care, it takes months to get a simple appointment with a doctor, even in emergencies it could take hours of waiting time at the hospitals to get the treatment. We always defame countries like India but they have a better infra in some sectors than our developed nations. I cant imagine how our governments would take care of 1.4 billion population if we had that many.

[@gargimukherjee1971]

You dont pay a penny in Canada for any type of treatment tests or surgery.In India people pay way through their nose and for many the insurance they have does not cover everything for such big surgeries. Definitely if you get good healthcare for free,you have to wait.

[@kartikeytyagi9271]

​@@gargimukherjee1971 Mam the treatment options are available for all the people according to their financial status in India

[@KrishnaKumar-xp7fx]

@@gargimukherjee1971 I can tell you don't know anything about Canada. In Canada, around 40% of your income goes towards tax irrespective of how much you earn. And that is then used for medicare, etc. As for free medical care, that cannot be done unless you have a referral. So if someone is dying from pneumonia or cancer, but the GP doesn't see it that way, then God save that poor soul! As for people in India paying through their nose, all government run and government aided hospitals provide medical care for the poor at a fraction (actually at discounts up to 80%) of the cost. And remember, we are talking about a population that is 1.4 Bn strong. That is a lot of people. And a lot of medical expense to be borne. Yet, most Indians do not have to wait for weeks to get their tests done. And if you're comparing private hospitals with government infrastructure, then isn't that unfair?

[@lanceschmidt3047]

@@gargimukherjee1971It’s not quite that simple in Canada. In BC, dental and prescription drugs are not covered and some surgeries and tests are not covered if they are considered elective, even if they would be the best treatment for a problem. Wait times for medical and specialist appointments can be long. In June 2024 I needed to see my family doctor and his first available appointment is Oct 2024, so I have a 5 month wait. I’ve also been waiting over a year to see a specialist for an umbilical hernia to schedule surgery. When we get care it is good, but access is an issue.

[@AADHABULLA]

​@@gargimukherjee1971another "foren" lover with half baked knowledge spotted..... If you are staying in India please packup and go to any of these countries.... And if you are already there don't comment about Indian scenario with your half-baked intelligence 😂😂😂

[@subrataray5227]

Indian doctors are vert skillfull experience as from beginning they are used to see lots of peoples. Surgeons here gets lit of experience operating many peoples. I have seen during my service in govt hospitals even many mbbs doctors can perform difficult mad or operation.many m

[@joyroy3624]

Hope you are up & running soon.

[@SoumyaranjanparidaPIN2]

India is great

[@GyaanKiBateen]

That's our India for u. Jai Hind

[@indrajitgupta3280]

Sounds so good. Feels even better. Thanks!

[@YashRaj-pu7it]

I think it's just about time. Indian health care is fast I still remembered I waited for 2 weeks for my fever appointment with doc in Canada.

[@pr5882]

tab tak to insan mar hi jayega

[@rakshith9820]

Healthcare should be affordable for everyone because without it no one can achieve anything in his life

[@swrp124]

India supplies all medicines to world. I moved to Nz to understand how better medical service in India. One small fly went in my ear, I need to wait 5 hours in NZ hospital. It would have 5 mints in India.. Such a bad experience 😢

[@jsubudhi2009]

Indian doctor see far more patients then any other countries doctors, so they are more experienced 😊

[@shivamrode9504]

maharashtra and TN and Delhi have some great hospitals

[@ryanthyag2723]

My mom loved the hospitality in Indian hospitals. Even locals in India appreciate the medical care in India. ❤

[@healingh2o]

Hope you have fully recovered. by now. God speed and take care

[@EMCG2023]

I was in US for 2 yrs i ran away to my India when i suffered migraines several days . Later a homeopathy doctor revealed i had gallstones. Got operated, i am still recovering and get help whenever needed. Healthcare is for you not for insurance!!

[@moongrass217]

My father was admitted in one of the most expensive hospitals in India for cancer treatment. We paid through nose (17000 bed charges). Unfortunately our experience was not so good. Of course the doctor was fantastic, but dealing with support staff was a nightmare. Perhaps, these people are super nice to foreigners, but not to fellow indians, although I have no reason to believe that we have paid less than any foreigner.

[@talkingdrops]

Yes indian medical services are outstanding

[@Sam-iv7ml]

Once i went to govt opd for minor operation. The doctor told me that you are here so lets do the operation now. I spend only less than 500 rupees😊

[@chandrankarppaya4940]

India should produser more medical specialist and make India Medical hub.

[@gauravrathee8]

Thanks for the trust. Have a great life ahead 💜

[@RomitDholakia5]

Salary paid to nurses here in States can employ 10 nurses in India for a year.

[@catcat63527]

Cost of living is way less in India than in USA. Our salaries match our countries.

[@sreeram4964]

​@@catcat63527no indian nurses deserve more

[@GreenDriveIndia]

But cost of treatment is 50 times

[@aashutoshmishra20]

her, salary is good and it will increase in the future.

[@rangarajan9080]

Thats fine, as long as Anbu Black is footing part of the bill!

[@vaishali2277]

Maharashtra particularly have great number and quality of doctors.

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

Kolkata & South is best.

[@AshishBagade-hv4el]

everywhere man...Indian MBBS and MD study is TOUGHEST ever...and they grill you through those 5-7 years...and thats why its so rarest of rare and so prestigeous when in family u say that u are a doctor

[@svenkat2006]

@@AshishBagade-hv4el With reservations and capitation fees ( donations ) how can you rate its the best and tough education?

[@AshishBagade-hv4el]

@@svenkat2006 reservation is 13 rest 87 % are open…and even in reservations the class of SC ST student is such that they actually compete in open to get more opportunities to crack

[@xendit1635]

That hospital where she got replaces is BLK( B L KAPOOR HOSPITAL) DELHI

[@MattersMe]

Hyderabad as per business world (Data keeps changing though) is the capital of medical tourism.

[@marietheresa7866]

TRUE.👍👍👍👍 A Delhi based very dear friend, chose Hyderabad for both hip replacements this June-July.('23).

[@gamesbond6143]

​@@marietheresa7866the hospital she is in (BL kapoor hospital) is in Delhi

[@vbansal3932]

Old City Hyderabad in India 🇮🇳 is Pakistan 2.0 🇵🇰 🤮

[@aswani5858]

I always thought Chennai was the go-to destination for medical tourism. I recently learned that other cities are catching up. Like Hyderabad, Delhi and Bengaluru.

[@abhijitdawn5217]

Vellore, Tamil Nadu is the capital of medical tourism in India. Every year around 100000 foreign patients visit there to get treatment at Christian Medical College, Vellore. CMC, Vellore is well known for it's cutting edge technology with minimum cost.

[@RamKumar-ss5cb]

Yes. I agree ...much much better now a days .. except for who don't have medical insurance .

[@dairieswithlove3071]

Not only in Delhi, almost all town have multi speciality hospitals.

[@yashsingh0010]

I wish you good health and quick recovery.

[@Humblefoods]

Indian doctors at private hospitals are very very good in general,period.Surgeries are done in par or even better than any western hospital

[@chirag003patidar]

In USA,canada waiting for minor surgery is 6 month but india they do in 1days

[@joythink]

Thankfully whether your skin is white, brown or black or yellow, God has made sure that everything else inside a human being is the same. Rest depends on angels like Dr Verma.

[@ashishthakur8378]

If u have money then everything terrific in India😂😂😂

[@sangeeta963]

Absolutely agreed 💯

[@ModInverse]

@ashishthakur8378 it's applicable for every place on this planet

[@RanjeethMD]

Believe me, the US is amazing in many, many ways, but health care in India is reachable.

[@Cuteputcute]

These facilities you are getting in private setup. It might be expensive for common population of India. But for compared to what people spend outside India on health care, its very low here. But let me tell you, in government setup, you might get treatment in minimal costs. Probably rupees 10-20 opd slip, ruppes 150-200 for xray, free antenatal checkups and so one. But the cons are due to huge population of India people have to wait in a queue for few hours. This hampers the doctor patients ratio. Thus sometimes you dont get special room but have to stay in public wards. But treatment part is top notch too. Aiims, PGI, NINHAMS, GMCs all around india. Best part is emergency cases are based on emergency priority dont have to wait.

[@mrinalschemistry]

India is now the best , i too agree

[@rukminigopalakrishnan2227]

Good hospitals are few in number not accessible to people of all sectors.

[@SRK-I]

Next time try Indian Public or Government Hospitals. It just like staying at Hilton or Motel 6.

[@johnmarquardt1991]

Why is the woman in bed? I was walking within an hour of waking up from my hip replacement surgery. She appears that she wants to be waited on and not recover. The only time in recovery I was in bed is when I was sleeping - I heard the same thing from others who had total hip replacement surgery. The total cost of my surgery in the US was $250 and I stayed one night in the hospital.

[@GalinaGalinaxo]

You are right! My husband went home after only 18 hrs.post surgery . in USA.

[@shishirkumarsky]

I have heard about BLK it is good

[@BBPEindia]

Incredible India ❤

[@JustATroll-rq3ph]

If you earn in dollars, India is the best place to live in!

[@Niharika-r9d]

Ya us ppl living in lalaland is always afraid if Asian medical facilities

[@jonyoung6405]

How much for two hips , two knees, and one Royal Enfield motorcycle?

[@abhilashpatel6852]

hospital name?

[@SundarPichaiio-t3o]

In public health care a lot more needs to be done especially rural areas. India is heavily socialistic so it's important for those in far out places to have access to good quality health care. The private hospitals are world class.

[@Hypocritial]

Hope Medical tourism doesn't make Medical care for local Indian unaffordable.

[@mayurrathod3881]

Your currency is stronger than the Indian rupee, so you feel that medical bills are relatively cheap. Most of the Indian population can't afford medical bills or medical insurance. My father suffered a heart attack, and I had to admit him to a private hospital because the government hospital in my city, Surat, does not have cardiac facilities. The total medical bill cost us 900,000 rupees, which is equal to 1 million rupees. Thank God for a generous businessman, who is also my father's employer, who paid the entire medical bill. Now, my father has a 33% ejection fraction and is taking heart failure medications that cost 3,400 rupees per month. There seems to be a medical mafia lobbying against government hospitals and the people in the entire world

[@MandeepSingh-hn4jd]

I love blk hospital and their services. My twins daughter born in here during Covid first wave when there is national lockdown happens. My twins daughters are dangerously underweight and born during 7th month. But blk somehow mange the whole case perfect.. Now i'm blessed with perfect healthy two daughters. I believe god save my daughters and blk hospital staff and doctors are god in disguise. My elder sister also born in here too 45 years ago... Which is makes this hospital more close to my family. THANKS TO ALL STAFF AND DOCTOR OF BLK HOSPITAL...

[@kkmishra5889]

new mexico...there would be no breaking bad if he decided to do the same.

[@kimleone5496]

What I don't understand though is why so many people have left India and gone to the United States. Maybe someone can explain that

[@darshitkoladiya]

Because the US is far better for most other things. You'd have a medical emergency couple of times in your life or need to visit a doctor couple of times a year. The lifestyle that US provides is 24x7.

[@believerone2001]

value for money with quick results

[@NOVA10993]

Only private hospitals are like this most of the government hospitals in India are not very clean & over crowded. (And if anyone from india thinks that I'm a outsider try to defame India, then i want tell them I'm from India)

[@KrishnaKumar-xp7fx]

But they're reliable. In fact, most government hospitals are known to diagnose cases better than private ones. Reason being that they see anything between 4x to 10x number of cases that private hospitals see. As for hygiene...well...so many people will result in so much of a mess.

[@dittokiller]

I agree to some extent; it depends on the city and its population. In my city, the government hospital is comparable to mid-tier private hospitals.

[@AADHABULLA]

Govt hospitals have the best and world class doctors do you know what Indian

[@ranjitpelia3267]

what about pain management? Aren't opioids not available, to the same extent. So guessing Morphine and Tramadol only?

[@mirrorflame1988]

Pain killers are available in spades here. They are not rationed like in the Netherlands. It depends on the doctors though. Based on their experiences, some limit prescribing opiods as much as possible.

[@ranjitpelia3267]

@@mirrorflame1988 please elaborate, I was only able to find tramadol and tapentadol. For severe pain, not having oxycodone, hydrocodone, dilaudid, or other oral-opioids limits recovery. I am trying to have a shoulder repair done, but without adequate analgesia, I'm afraid.

[@rikilshah]

@@ranjitpelia3267 Indian doctors are generally very weary of using opioids. They usually go with NSAIDS which work wonderfully. Don't worry about pain, Indian doctors will manage it very carefully.

[@sgfrmindia]

Better facilities go for an indwelling perineural catheter. Opioids are not usually prescribed after discharge from hospital. Please google multimodal analgesia and you will have an idea. Good luck

[@fukun001]

Even Indian pharmacists are half doctors. They will treat you freely. Just tell them the symptoms. 😃

[@VaibhavPatil-cr7sb]

How many of you saw green screen on her right side

[@rajanjacob2577]

God bless u

[@sunderj4774]

The Reality of matter is the corporate hospitals in India have two sets of rules one for the foreigners and another for the Resident Indians .Foreign patients are treated like Demi God's whereas for the Indian patients if he is a Rich man it politically connected then the treatment if different.I am quoting this due to my personal experience concerning my family member at a corporate Hospital in Hyderabad India.I incurred a sum of Rs seven lacs. Before the designated date of operation they promised me adequate Blood supply but at the last minute they ditched the matter Imagine my close relative ran like a mad man throught the city for blood to the extent the auto rickshawala took pity on him and said if you are getting extra bottle you can pay me later.Also when they billed they charged Rs 45000/_ thousand for the P.P.E. kit.Imagine a corporate hospital cannot afford a basic P.P.E. kit.The entire set up may seem like a Gold but the reality is different.

[@unknownalien3882]

Wow. That sounds crazy.

[@sunderj4774]

@@unknownalien3882 since your name itself is called Un known Alien everything going in the earth will sound crazy to you.The loot of Medical field I don't know what is going in Alien is same throughout the world all camouflaged in High sounding Jargons like world class treatment and so on.Only the Shoe Wearer knows where the shoe pinches.

[@mygame4451]

No Money No Medical in Inda. This is the truth.

[@RoughNeckDelta]

If they're not using opiates, then what are they using?

[@SunitaJK]

As a nurse I too am wondering for pain management what are they using if not opioids.

[@TheRealRahstar]

Which hospital in India is this?

[@raviani82]

BLK I think she said in the video.

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

Full form?​@@raviani82

[@insiddious]

US has better medical technologies and worst medical insurance and India has better doctors and good medical insurance at a fraction of the price. So obv people would come here from abroad for treatment.

[@mentalhunter1823]

All of these like every test , medicine etc are 0 cost in private and government hospital in Rajasthan😂😂

[@jprakash7245]

4:13 ... Crux of this testimony! 😅✌️

[@gaganmeena6197]

That's a weird promotion of India. Break Hip and Come Delhi

[@sunnyshukla9477]

😂

[@vbansal3932]

😂😂😂

[@ujjwalkumar7567]

indian hospitals runs on basic empathy, yes theres business, and corruption, but doctors and especially nurses dont forget the first and basic rule of healthcare of showing empathy

[@Dakshin-x3f]

At 0.12 u can see its edited. Her hand fingers are missing😂

[@NuckFugget]

Affordable for you because of the Dollar-Rupee exchange rates. Whereas for us Indians, it's a total rip off. $4 a day for daily wages worker here in India on average and you make that in half an hour for a worst paying job. Regardless of your experience of the Indian Medical System, it still is unaffordable for the common man in India. Whilst we are proud of the praise and appreciation of our Country but we still lacks behind in minimum wages to match your 'cheap/affordable experience'. What the Government did to Indian Citizens is commendable or something worthy of the appreciation for the various Health Schemes which are basically free of cost but no sugarcoating here, 'It still is expensive for us to have the same affluent experience as you did'. Sad but True.

[@pradeepnair162]

None of them take away the fact that she spoke. Her message is to a particular group of people she is addressing. And more of them using facilities in India grows our technologies and facilities and of course, the economy which can act as a driver for people affording such care in India. Why do you have to find a problem to a solution?

[@NuckFugget]

@@pradeepnair162 I am only saying for her to show both sides of the coin. What's good a car with a perfect body/frame but a Faulty, rusty & defective motor/engine? Tomato costs 30/Kg where i am at and it costs 200/Kg where you're at. Do you get the reference here?

[@NuckFugget]

@@pradeepnair162 I am only saying for her to show both sides of the coin. What's good a car with a perfect body/frame but a Faulty, rusty & defective motor/engine? Tomato costs 30/Kg where i am at and it costs 200/Kg where you're at. Do you get the reference here?

[@pradeepnair162]

@@NuckFugget Nope, I don't. Tomato in season cost 10 bucks here. Every coin has two sides, so whatever one presents you have a counter argument. The point here is that this lady got a great treatment at a very reasonable cost here in India. Should others not take advantage of it just because the natives (😀) cannot afford it? And should she not put it out in the open so others who are ill and desperately see treatment but cannot get it in their countries due to exhorbitant costs not get treated here? I just dont see your point!!

[@shahanshahpolonium]

​@@pradeepnair16210?? Kahan rehte ho?

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

What hospital was this?

[@voluugreen8171]

Someone please let her visit to sadar hospitals of Indian districts...... Next time she will choose her words correctly😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@urmilasethy3649]

Today I heard about horrible news from USA against a Indian student's death be police and on the top of it they are laughing...so I won't comment on this lady

[@Evolutionisgod]

These foreigners are increasing medical sector inflation

[@sujeetKumar-P]

Unfortunately our celebrity going abroad for treatment 😂

[@Vinayrsy]

Only Cancer

[@003somnath]

So basically with that Murrican bill you can visit India, diagnose himself properly and travel whole India including snow capped mountains, desert, jungle etc with less money that cost the bill in Murrica 🤦🤦🤦🤦

[@thamaraipoo-rj3eo]

the so called super power and developed countries, common man has to wait for 6 months to meet a specialist....

[@22VARUNCHAMP]

They earn in dollars, euros.. That why its look cheap to them.. Ask from indians how expensive is consultation.. Testing.... Good doctor r privately found.. Their consultation range from 800 to 2000 rs which expensive.. They also write expensive multiple tests and medicine

[@skinformation627]

Aur hamare yaha ke neta bahar jate hai ilaaj karane

[@SatyugHealthcare]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/o36Qpmx4ip56nLc This video is about a medical traveler who travelled to India from the USA(United States of America) for bilateral knee replacement surgery (TKR) surgery in Delhi. Patients from the USA and European countries travelling to India for different medical & surgical issues. Indian medical tourism is growing very fast and has become the most popular destination for medical tourism. In this video, our main motive is to spread awareness among the patients who are seeking medical treatment in India. We talk & Discuss about The different challenges that overseas /International patient and patient attendants face in India during the medical treatment journey.

[@jayborkar4533]

Our all hospital not like this. This is private hospital, government hospital not very clean ya but private hospitals are very clean and cheap to some foreign as their countries currency value 😂

[@ninju7598]

foreigners Came India For Cheap medical. we all already know that. there country evan a scan was like 1000 $ Right?

[@mvs65]

Only for you people because $1=₹83

[@bhargav.99]

Trump's elder sister fr sure

[@ItsBoringChannel]

In india medical expenses are going up amd up 🤦

[@alladinjahazi3831]

The problem in India is we have this two extreme ...poverty & ultra richness .... For rich people especially from western countries.. India is the best place for best Medical services at cheap rate due to 5 star Hospitals with Corporate money Into the medical sector... Whereas in rural area or even in Cities like Mumbai ,Thane etc(Both BJP/Modis pet project for Smart City) the basic amenities for poor people or even middle class Indian Society is Very Very very poor 😢... Look at Govt hospitals... No beds 🛌, no MRI etc Machines... Children's in Bihar, UP(Modis ) die due to lack of Oxygen.. Facilities in India for poor are Worst than Vietnam(90% of Vietnam hospitals are Run by Govt therefore will never see children's etc die there due to lack of basic facilities) India is a Paradise for Rich people availing facilities from Ambani etc Hospitals... Whereas Only TATA's & Wadias are the ones building hospitals for poor like Tata cancer Hospital.. Doctor ratio per 1000 people is worst in India Medical college fees for students is sometimes higher than countries like Philippine, Russia, Georgia, Ukraine.. India has a long way to go Just wishing we get a pro - poor/middle class govt which addresses Healthcare & education sector more than giving free hands to corporate sector. Jay Bharat. Savindhan Zindabad.

[@BretWickstrom]

Sadly. It appears and Mrs. Pressler died not long after this video.

[@Htlghu]

With health facilities available in India, I still couldn't understand why the West & the East too called India the lowest 3rd world, dirty slums and pverty stricken!

[@darkarpit]

sasta padta h bhai 😂

[@FEARLESS01234]

Gadhe , best domestic technology and generic medicine india mein manufacturing hota hai ab to 2rs. Mein government hospital like aiims delhi mere ek dost hai free mein service mil gayi usko lungs mein problem thi ab bilkul thik ho gaya and meri dadi ka eye surgery bhi hua government hospital mein bilkul free mein patna mein pmch mein

[@kallachnadra]

I dont get it. India can only be cheap. But USA is the best. But why you travel to India.? Dont you have insurance? Do you have to pay for yourself ? Havt you paid taxes through out your life ? What i wrong here ?

[@tanmayadas68]

Go to USA you will face bankruptcy if we did any opretion in USA. There is many examples for this. In India if you have a good insurance then you can get world class hospital in fraction of cost. Indians always underestimate their own country.

[@preetammahanna8572]

US dnt have such

[@BillooBakra]

Paid promotion.

[@Introvertboy-k9p]

Buddy! I don't know where you from? Come to Chennai and see, Bunch of Americans and Europeans getting their transplants and surgery in our hospitals. Don't underestimate us.