Patients Going to India for Medical Treatment

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

Not only Africa but Europeans & Americans too have started coming to India for medical tourism on a massive scale (coz of ridiculous costs in their own country).

[@bryxxdore4150]

Yes all because of Modi ji

[@CL-Lynn]

Europe? With all the free medical care?

[@sudhangshupal8733]

@Geek V get lost

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

@@CL-Lynn Free medical care for whom ? Have you checked medicine prices in UK, is it affordable to middle class? No wonder they prefer generics from India...

[@majapahitsumatra5771]

@Geek V you're so ignorant

[@sagarmeena0210]

Due to the size of population Indian doctors are very experienced in their practice

[@vibsh625]

@Akash Why are you here ?

[@manjunath7497]

😂😂😂don't comment saying we have exp in other field too...then come here to get preg

[@pawaratharva6371]

@@manjunath7497 that's rude.

[@soharshadhikari682]

@@manjunath7497 😂😂

[@boobindarpussiya7464]

@@manjunath7497 😂😂😂😂

[@devkanyarck]

so happy India is able to assist.. I hope we remain humble about it, thank you for this conversation 🙏🏽

[@JTST1234]

yes yes finally a fellow Indian who shares the same mentality, we need to be humble and not brag that we are the best and greatest and all.

[@navinkamble3939]

@Pavan Kumar Ye Log Bahar Se Aake Indian Logo Ka Heart Vagera Kam Kimat Mein Khud ko Laga Rahe Hai Ye Acha Nahi Hai Indian Logo Ke Liye Fir Kya Rahega Ye Sab Sirf Matlab Ke Liye Aa Rahe Hai

[@hadescerberus8633]

@@navinkamble3939 chutye

[@Random-uo8sp]

@@JTST1234 rice bag

[@shantanubbhosale]

@@navinkamble3939 another fellow who's a vicitim of his own bubbled propoganda. Wake up, the real world doesn't work like that.

[@killg3132]

Doctors in India spent over 15years from preparation to become a doctor , Indian doctors are World leaders in terms of quality

[@whoameye2u]

Indians go abroad for quality treatment.

[@killg3132]

@@whoameye2u yeah it's true but for very very uncommon deseises , otherwise in India itself world class treatment is available and thing is in those hospitals also u can see Indian doctors ,even the Surgeon General of USA is Indian

[@whoameye2u]

@@killg3132 general surgeon for president not America. I don't understand why Indians take pride in things which others accomplish e.g. Google/Microsoft CEOs etc.

[@killg3132]

@@whoameye2u that's because of our culture, we treat every person of our country as member of our family and it's no shame to feel proud on ur member of Family

[@whoameye2u]

@@killg3132 then why is there discrimination on the basis of religion in your country. Minorities are suffering with each passing day. Your prime minister himself was accused of riots against Muslims in his home state.

[@Anonymous-d2i5o]

Big thanks to India from Japan because my 2 family members have been in india for serious medical treatment and now both of them are pretty well in terms of health..... Again thanks to India...❤️❤️❤️

[@jayasivaramakrishna5343]

It's our pleasure to help you ☺️

[@aman_aswal]

Kitna jhut bolta hai, Indian ho ke khud ko japani kehta hai sirf likes ke liye 😅

[@savitrisingh813]

@@aman_aswal sahime technical Guruji wala dp copy kiya he 2. Japanese people use kanji as their name 3. japan has a better healthcare system than us

[@AmanRishitwenty15]

Jooth kyon bol rahe ho.

[@glitchboi3537]

Jhoota

[@DrAkashraj]

Indian doctors are probably the most skilled in the world, time tested fact!

[@lord9562]

Are you confusing experienced for skilled? Can you present some proper documented evidence to support that "time tested fact", which is basically a meaningless phrase?

[@yevodee4024]

+@@lord9562 While India has indeed made notable positive contributions, persons like 'Akashraj Ghosh' here are a part of the group that makes exaggerated, even hyperbolic claims under the pretext of "loving their motherland".

[@csmeitt1188]

@@yevodee4024 couldn't agree more. It's the same old colonial hangover. Seeking attention and virtue signalling to the outside world. I'd say it's an element of tribalism as well

[@yevodee4024]

+@@csmeitt1188 Some times, I wonder whether it has anything to do with some remote, fuzzy feelings of inferiority that might exist in the minds of these hyperbolic, over-jingoistic persons like 'Akashraj Ghosh'. May be the feeling of inferiority goads them to over-compensate by thumping their chests, and by patting themselves on their backs.

[@anonymousgaming5212]

@@yevodee4024 couldn't have said it better!!

[@ExMuslimZulfikarali]

I m my self got surgery and now i can walk again thank to indian doctors

[@MrQuickPro]

insulin cost 70 cents whereas in North America it cost $100 lol

[@thenutcracker7045]

Really? Lol I didn't know it was that expensive in the US

[@kaustavborah4621]

Healthcare is very expensive in US compared to India and some European countries

[@ravirajsamant5748]

The injection here is approx Rs.320 which $3 I guess? Which insulin is 70 cents? The Rs.11 tablets? Do let me know. Thanks!

[@umeshmehta5132]

@@abhishekgadag9457 your awareness is shallow. You have no clue what you are talking about.

[@Sujay95]

​@its_yo_ dad The West is not just the USA. European healthcare is miles above India's. Europeans get free healthcare even for cancer treatment. Stating cold-hard facts is not colonial hangover, moron. Also, drugs/medicines in India are cheap because of the generic drug industry. Do you know what generic drugs are and why they're cheap in the first place compared to branded ones? It's not just because of the subsidy. Do you understand the basic economics of demand, supply and market competition? Get yourself schooling first to learn about it and then you can insult others. You're nothing but just a very insecure, loudmouth nationalist. No doubt a Modi andhbhakt who can only throw insults at others yet possesses very little or no knowledge himself. India was the leading manufacturer of generic drugs way before Modi and BJP came to power in 2014 and exported it all around the world. There's a reason why illiterate loudmouth like you are called bhaktards.

[@Dark-ki7lf]

There are some surgeries, procedures etc which are only done in India in Asia. Also, the cost is very cheap relatively to west. Adding to it that Indian Medical professionals are very experienced, and top notch quality. I am from a family of doctors! Both parents are doctors, grand parents too and my sibling too! Though I decided not to become doctor.

[@शतपथी]

My great grandpa, grandpa(both sides) were Ma, Dad are govt employees and I decided to be one too. Lol

[@sakhtlaunda2.032]

U broke the loop bud😅

[@Dark-ki7lf]

@@sakhtlaunda2.032 yeah everyone still insists on taking bio. I am in 10th bit I think I should decide my career. My parents don't have prblm much but my siblings and grandparents do!

[@sakhtlaunda2.032]

@@Dark-ki7lf ya its okay... My patents and grandparents wanted me to pursue Engineering for my career, now I'm having my Bachelors in Physics... I'm 20 now and overly satisfied by my decision... Hope u do so dude... Good luck!,🙏🏻

[@treesandtalk6083]

@@sakhtlaunda2.032 and I will be the first doctor in my entire bloodline😂⚕ I always wanted to be an actress or something but I absolutely would love to heal people.

[@top_1_percent]

We get so many patients in Pune and it feels so good to help humanity in need. Glad to be in a position to make a difference and thank you for choosing India.

[@yafahealthcare1693]

As per reports from 2019, India does second largest number or solid organ transplants in the world.

[@subhadramahanta452]

Who's first?

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@vairagijayesh]

Always caring guys come to india.. We care for your health.. Love from Canada. Go to india. It's best place to do treatment..

[@lovifloria9304]

canada ka treatment kesa h??

[@Anonymous-d2i5o]

@@lovifloria9304 canada have also good treatment services but India is best....you can also google......

[@lovifloria9304]

@@Anonymous-d2i5o hmm pta ha baii ma b spain ma huu yhaa parr bott hee tang krta h kabhi 10 din k time kbhi 15 k agar koi thodi c problem b haa to ... mne too private hospital ka card bnwya h habb ... woo b thik thak hee h baii

[@Anonymous-d2i5o]

@@lovifloria9304 Haa Spain me ho bhai.....india me kya kami thi😂😂😂majak kr raha hu.....ye foreigners toda jaada formalities krte h aur phir use ke 5 times price lete h.....loot lete h foreigners...😂

[@lovifloria9304]

@@Anonymous-d2i5o haa baii saala acting jyada krta h .. India bot achaa ha baii bas mera daddy ki yha ek choti c market thi buss frr yahhi aage kam k chkrr ma baii

[@pulsarfever]

So happy to hear that our country is able to help other citizens

[@syedmasood71]

Throughout INDIA medical treatment is now a world-class. Particularly the physician from Bihar are very dedicated and diligent towards their Patients . BRAVO from PATNA 🌹

[@ravisingh7928]

Bihar....!!!?

[@singhbros5893]

​@@ravisingh7928yup bihar you heard it right

[@rankingresearchdata]

@@ravisingh7928 yep

[@poulomi__hari]

Its really sad to know that people travel to foreign lands just to get a cardiovascular treatment. Something as common (and important) as Kidney transplant is far fetched thing. I am from India and this has given me a lot of respect for my country. People think they get better treatment in a shiny private hospital, but the truth is, the real meritious and well practiced doctors work in Government Hospitals. They have the experience worth a million because of India's gianormous population.

[@Sujay95]

Private hospitals are better even though expensive. Government hospitals on average are very poor. Also, who told you that those people go to government hospital for treatment? They obviously go to a private hospital.

[@iamprakharsaxena]

@@Sujay95 She is refering to AIIMS

[@adityasanthosh702]

Why have you stopped writing on Quora Poulomi

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@balajip6405]

As a doctor am telling you Private hospital management is better with advanced treatment than govt hospitals…

[@mauryaji8999]

Due to the world recognising India as a pharmacy of the world and then India's Vaccine Maitree initiative the medical tourism is going to further increase. This is good thing for world and India.

[@_oo.monkeypox.oo_3344]

As an Indian, this is my observation , Because of the large population and case load , a 35 year old gynecologist in India would easily deliver more babies and seen all combinations of complexities that might arise during child birth compared to a western doctor in a life time. Same applies with other specialities of medicine. However western doctors are more research oriented in pioneering advanced medicine. India is more cost effective and methodical. if you want to get your knee replaced, go to India. if you want to get a brain surgery go to USA (don't forget to sell all your property to pay the fees)

[@BlackPearl-um8vz]

India does very complex brain surgeries with incredibly high success rates. Delhi and Bangalore are the hottest destinations.

[@AnanthapadmanabhanK-f4u]

Tell that to Sri Devi's mom

[@aham-mumukshu-asmi]

"Loka samastha sukhino bhavanthu" and "Athithi Devo Bavah" - 2 concepts of Santana Dharm. So proud to see this in the form of Indian Doctors and caretakers! 👏👏🙏🙏

[@prasantapandaprasanta8824]

​@@AlkapatelKichannelchal chal chutiye baju hatt

[@prasantapandaprasanta8824]

​@@AlkapatelKichannelsanatan dharm ki baat kare to chutiye ...hai ...Abe laude...chup saale bsdk

[@anikettripathi7991]

India might not have great technologies and infrastructure but efforts and services are from heart. In medical services care is most important and crucial

[@thunderhammer593]

Dude...we have more than enough fraud in the medical sector in India.....we are as good or bad as any other country in the world...there is nothing exceptionally different about us....

[@1pasupaty]

We are caring but we also so commercial.nobody cares from the heart any more you pay then only we r caring

[@anikettripathi7991]

@@thunderhammer593 no one wants to loose race for money.

[@1pasupaty]

@Srt t very true likenhiw western countries project themselves as dream destination for education. Our Healthcare system should be epicenter for developing countries

[@Sujay95]

@Srt t Nope, India's healthcare is not the best in the world.

[@thedoctor8240]

Not only Africans... Many Pakistani n Bangladeshi patients also come to India... Although they don't wanna agree to it

[@ritikachaudhuri6151]

That's true.... I am from tripura, even Bangladeshi come here first then go other places

[@mehboobkm3728]

Our government gives concession to child patients from those countries, most of them go Appollo, Chennai!

[@arb1897]

@@ritikachaudhuri6151 woah! Fellow Tripurian (🤷‍♀️)...........taro ke niche se abhi bhi atte hain?

[@ritikachaudhuri6151]

@@arb1897 first of all I am not tripuri.... There is nothing called tripurian. I am bengali from tripura. I don't know about taro ke niche and stuff. They do go to other parts of India after crossing akhaura border. Stop trying to be woke

[@arb1897]

@@ritikachaudhuri6151 wooosh.........first of all i hate being woke...... *Wink* *Wink* it was just a joke.......i know there's no such thing as Tripurian.....i mean god!

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

Not sure about engineers but Indian doctors are some of the best in the world 🔥

[@oraoffice9562]

Why aren't you sure about engineers?

[@philosophicalvoyager]

​@@oraoffice9562i mean, have you seen our civil infrastructure?

[@oraoffice9562]

@@philosophicalvoyager That has nothing to do with engineering capability, it has everything to do with corruption, reservations and money power. Your lack of logical and critical thinking tells me you're not an engineer. Or worse, an engineer who has been given a degree without him studying.

[@justanerd414]

​@@oraoffice9562as an "engineering graduate" of a 3rd tier college, I can assure you india probably has 20 un qualified engineers for 1 qualified engineer just because of the education system

[@Nangsansun]

​@@oraoffice9562 Engineers are ok, it's the Bureaucrats who actually sanctions the projects that are to blame. Too many cuts on the expenditures to the extent that quality of the materials are compromised.

[@riderdev9855]

Thanks and love from India 🇮🇳

[@TemperestWrathborne]

Yes nice place and without racism

[@praveenawesome2182]

@@hrishikeshdalvi7691 he is being sarcastic

[@praveenawesome2182]

@S J true

[@Medha_03]

@Rahul he's really a joker😂👍

[@vishnukirangoli]

@@hrishikeshdalvi7691 no dude, actual racism is seen in recruitment process of government organizations, actual racism in cutoff marks of NEET/IIT-JEE. First india should remove such "racism reservations"

[@MrX-cw6nx]

@Ashley Harver Are u a celebrity? Because I see you everywhere. Maybe you have copied accounts

[@RockyBhai-ss7be]

It's a fact that Indian Medical facilities are amazing & the Doctors/surgeons are remarkable who genuinely wants to cure people, recently some great Surgeons saved my Dad & it was amazing

[@pradipmalakar2691]

Love from India.

[@AlohaKutla]

Didn't know that indian hospitals catered to foreigners. Then by accident went to a hospital few years ago in Bangalore and saw an entire wing for foreign patients. Basically nurse told me that majority of patients were from Bangladesh, Africa and middle East. Europeans and Americans come majorly for non-emergency procedures like hip replacement etc

[@shivajithakur7735]

logo ko lagta h jaha jayeda paisa khrach ho rha wo best h cancel ki tablet hi lelo single tablet usa m 15000 ki hai or india m 100 rupee m milti hai same tablet

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

@@shivajithakur7735 Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@lord-thor570]

Mark my words, just in few days patients from us and uk will aslo come to INDIA for better treatment.

[@believerone2001]

The benefits of quick treatment and cost-effectiveness are the main reason for travelling to India for medical, and surgical treatments. suitable for the patients themselves.

[@deepz513]

India is land of skilled people..we are happy to sever

[@SUL-2000]

😂

[@subarna89]

South India, Delhi, Mumbai have great hospitals !

[@subarna89]

@@darkmaverick335 don’t have to be so sensitive to directions ! Only discriminatory people will say such things like you did. Always have the fear that people are diving your nation by saying south or north ! Have confidence none is doing such a thing! By particularly mentioning south I meant the southern states south of Nagpur ! Of course Kolkata doesn’t have good hospitals and we see bengalis flocking to south India ! Wipe out the fear of being discriminated by each and every thing if u ar against discrimination Also you mention the nation as ‘it’ ! We generally address India as ‘she’, our mother , not just an inanimate piece of land

[@pawaratharva6371]

@@darkmaverick335 oof. That was savage bruh. (⌐■-■)

[@Sujay95]

​@@darkmaverick335 India is not a homogenous country. It's a land of different cultures, languages, tribes, practices etc. Stop trying to pretend as if there aren't any differences among different people and different states. Like you said yourself, it's a nation of 1.4billion people. You're still in 10th so you still have a lot to know and learn. Embracing differences doesn't make us weak. Stop being so insecure.

[@adarshpandey8023]

😄😄research more, my friend I suggest

[@pnegi4030]

The fact that people can go bankrupt in America in the course of paying their medical bills astounds me greatly. I am happy even the poorest people can afford government hospitals as they provide basic treatment for free. I hope we never become like America in terms of medical sector.

[@nmo3148]

modi hai tow mumkin hai

[@venkateshs4227]

I always explain to my medical students how lucky they are to be able to afford all types of medical facilities in India for such low cost.

[@muruganps4969]

So proud and happy to aid and help others.

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@narralokanadharao6006]

Our humble approach , openness , dedication, humanity are the factors attracting patients from other countries. Let's not loose our charecter and attitude of Sarve jana Sukhinobhavatu.

[@1pasupaty]

True that in india many hospitals employ specialists in house unlike other countries wherebyhey come from outside.but cost of treatment as he says are not so cheap.billing is now on par with with southafrica.

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@thomasf.9869]

There was a time, in the 90s, when one could even get brain surgery done at the Avenues Clinic in Harare. One hopes eventually the sector will recover to those levels.

[@islandsunset]

I have seen many Africans in Chennai when I went there for treatment.

[@pawaratharva6371]

@Aryan Sharma well for doctors patients are important not their caste, race genders and all bullshit (Its long list).

[@Sujay95]

​@Aryan Sharma Because not everybody is as hateful and narrow-minded as you.

[@ajinkyajoshi5513]

I have many African friends in my college and they always say that indian hospital and medical facilities are soo nice

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@AkashS97]

I've taken Harel health insurance, Israel and for that I've paid 250 NIS Per month approximately 5510 INR per month. And it's just a basic insurance. A normal antifungal ointment cost 6 times more in Israel than India

[@mayne819]

i luv india!!

[@AnuragSingh-yb5ng]

believe me when i say if our entry to medical shools become a bit more accepting,India has the capability to produce quality docs to the world

[@hasmituchil5214]

Happy to assist the world 😻

[@whosatyendra]

Love from Lucknow India ❣️

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@golurauthan4169]

Every one is welcome here with open heart ❤

[@kumarabhishek5652]

It's not a big deal, in ancient India, people from all around the globe used to come for education as well along with medicare and yogic science.

[@thunderhammer593]

I can categorically state that no person from Australia ...nort and south America ever came to India in ancient times to gain education....so your statement is absolutely false

[@kumarabhishek5652]

@@thunderhammer593 There was no Australia or South America per say in ancient times. Australia was recently populated by europeans and native australians didn't have the means to travel that far. Also South Americans had some of the great civilization lile mayans and aztec which was indeed later replaced by orthodox church. Knowledge were gained by knowledge seekers given the fact that cost used to be very high at that time. Also if cost of travelling would have been expensive for some of the tribe, they would not travel that far for education. That holds true for today's time, how many africans do you see in American or British colleges?? Btw I don't see any factual thing in your "no one from xyz land came"??

[@skgupta563]

@@thunderhammer593 there's was no Australia that time

[@AlafiyameditourDotCom]

Yes, Medical treatment in India is very good. You can get quality care at affordable cost.

[@raviagarwal6492]

the first time i as an indian met an african was in a heart hospital where my father was admitted. I stared at him for 4 mins straight. he break the ice by saying me hello brother. then i chatted with him for few mins and went away as my relatives were about to come and I need to greet them. He was a lovely guy and i'm glad he didn't mind the staring.

[@smitpatel9202]

4 min thats too much

[@raviagarwal6492]

@@smitpatel9202 well, he looked way different and i was a teenager back then.

[@story1710]

Doctors are very skilled in India because they treat 10s of patients everyday with almost every type of case ….

[@amritraj3934]

Indian company Titan runs a law firm in Africa....woah didn't know that

[@CL-Lynn]

Indian companies do have a decent reception in Africa and South America. It's just Indians keep looking at USA and Europe.

[@amritraj3934]

@@CL-Lynn dude I know that Indian companies have a great presence and market in Africa and South America...even in Europe they have a good hold.....I am saying that I didn't knew that Titan operates law firm also...coz as an Indian I won't be knowing anything about Titan beyond watches

[@nishchaypallav]

I don't think its the same Titan. On quick google search, I couldn't find any relation with our Titan.

[@babyboss8208]

Spending money on tickets going to india, medical expenses ,this n that , and still everything costs less than just medical expenses in their own country

[@hycinthfer1]

Thank you Sirs, please visit us again.

[@marigoldbeam5475]

I would be interested in the comparative statistics on patient outcomes from referrals to India and South Africa across the various ailments/procedures. CIMAS should have this information. Thanks.

[@fukun001]

My nephew has broken his arm. In states it costed $2500/- for the treatment whereas in India it would have been less than $100. Plus all the facilities you will get in India. That’s how cheap and affordable medical facilities here in India.

[@sri088]

Yes many I have seen many Africans, arabs in Chennai, Tamil nadu. Miot hospital.

[@MajorPain24]

If Violence against doctors in India is not curbed , these specialist docs will look upon foreign shores where they are actually respected

[@vishnukirangoli]

Oh yeah, it's not because of such "specialist money selfish docs" they come to india, its because of "generous specialist docs" , ever heard of satyasai superspeciality hospital in puttaparthi? They offer free high quality healthcare. Such organizations throughout india are the reason people come to india for healthcare.

[@debashishkar3647]

Doctor of AIMS r very professonal well trained

[@sunniedae2031]

The reason medicine is so cheap in India is because of we are a mixed economy (socialist + capitalist) & this particularly is a feature of our socialist policies. We don't "control" the prices, we stabilize them in such a way that even the lower class can afford most medical services. We also have free healthcare programs in many cities (although I think this is only for citizens). I've been to a public hospital once. It isn't a 5-star hotel experience but they get the job done. I went to the dentist for removal of a cavity & it cost me ₹2. That's 1/35 of a dollar. I hope we'll always try to stabilize prices and keep the market highly regulated for the people.

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

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[@RahulshahOxfordTech]

Thanks zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@sureshruparel8433]

We feel nice to serve people in distress or pain in life 🙏

[@hindushorts1017]

How humble his voice

[@xanom0]

Are hamre bando ne Neet pass ki hai aese wese to doctor nahi hoge na jalwa hai India ke doctors ka😁

[@Dark-ki7lf]

Neet ke Baad 5 Yr MBBS ka torture then PG. Life of Indian doctor is rough

[@aryan_bhat]

@@Dark-ki7lf very rough indeed!!!

[@kamallb4650]

😭

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@shinzoowallace4244]

At first i thought trevor noah

[@kuldeepsinghbhati1156]

India 🇮🇳🙏

[@BusinessIdeas-]

Even Jr. Doctors or assistants are far better than many other countries' specialists reason is they work very very hard and have huge number of practice hours under there belt.

[@highlow1048]

Tbh, health care in India is top notch. World class facilities and experts are in India. But Health care for its public specially for poor people its sucks.

[@nmnd14]

Y don't u ask those PPL who are studying reservation for free to treat PPL for free ...?! Those working doctors in High end hospitals r private hospitals payed their money n studied hard .... Y do u want everything for free?!?! Y don't u ask government to stop reservation atleast in medical field?!the one who are not even good enough to become nurses vt 300 marks are getting medical seats vt reservation but the one who gets even 800 mrks are nt getting medical seats though they are lower caste n economically backward...if u want free treatment then one should get chance through their knowledge n marks n then numbers of doctors vl increase n treatment vl b atlow cost... In the name of caste n religion PPL want n take everything free from birth to death

[@ashwin6094]

Indian treatment is best and very affordable in world.

[@jayantajoy2730]

No racism is happened here. India is a very good country 🇮🇳

[@Treatment-in-India-and-Turkey]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jayantajoy2730]

@@Treatment-in-India-and-Turkey Love you Turkey

[@pradipmalakar8159]

❤️ from India 🇮🇳.

[@samarthbagwe1736]

India is the best in terms of medical tourism and treatment Cheap and world best medicine technology Yes there is Malaysia and Singapore and turkey But India has many advantages

[@zachscombat]

Indian medical treatment is the best in the world.

[@user__100]

Love for India From Pakistan occupied Sindhudesh

[@zombieman7584]

Honestly I don't know how I ended up here...

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@CprtFM]

*Unlike Western Countries, Indian Pharmaceutical companies produce critically important medicines and drugs at the fraction of prices (as opposed to their western counterparts) which actually helps common people to access affordable healthcare !! Since, last year Indian Govt. has started a simple a smart healthcare program in which the doctors are advised to prioritising generic medicines (similar chemical combination drugs at a very least of the prices) while giving prescriptions to the patients. Great work!*

[@pavankumarreddy3456]

Indian medical professionals are awesome

[@GAURAV-dm1gm]

We must charge a higher rate from them and subsidize our own patients / invest that money in rural healthcare modernisation.

[@parmanand8999]

I have seen lots of patients from Africa in Bengaluru's Kiran mazumdar cancer center

[@aniket_3354]

India have worlds cheapest medicine

[@prajullas]

Affordable would be an appropriate word.

[@paradiseruler9881]

@@prajullas yes

[@HarshitASrivastava6410]

@Vitamin protein lol your name😂🙏

[@ajinkyajoshi5513]

Affordable and effective

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

Dear Sir/Ma'am, hope you are fine. I am Kirti kashyap, a phd scholar and I am sending a questionnaire to you as a part of my academic research to study “Domestic Patients’ Perception of Medical Tourism Services in Delhi- NCR”. If you have visited any hospital in Delhi-NCR for treatment, you are humbly requested to spend 5 to 7 minutes in filling up this questionnaire. Or send it to someone, in your reference, who got treatment in Delhi. I am not able to visit Delhi-NCR during prevailing tough times of Covid-19 for survey. Your co-operation is highly solicited and respondents' information will be kept confidential. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfMBZ5B_x0Dsi51t05g60oIWJlb1KpwPOXRH4SJUFiiJnXdng/viewform?usp=sf_link

[@udayraj6976]

one world one family lets forgive and seek forgiveness from one another to make it possible globally.

[@Pfhool]

the father of surgery belongs from india.

[@chemicalfundaanddailylife.9880]

India is biggest drug and medicine manufacturer in world with largest no of doctors in Asia

[@santanudas5819]

Come to india

[@sl6138]

But now a days in India tooo the costs are ridiculous

[@abhisekashirbad5649]

Jai hind🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@adarshgaur]

Hare krishna Hare krishna krishna krishna hare hare, Hare Ram Hare Ram Ram Ram hare hare. Please read bhagwad geeta by Shrila prabhupada to know the goal of human form of life. Chant and be happy.

[@p.lakhyaharichandana879]

Read about iv saline, iatrogenic, osmotic demylination syndrome, deaths due to so called medical errors each year, iv antibiotics and organ failure,save yourself and people you love .

[@ravinayar4314]

Always felt..the word medical tourism is a derogatory term. Healthcare..provided at value for money is not tourism. If our VIPs had to go to states for treatment earlier was it called tourism?

[@DrKKTourismAndAirlines]

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[@hamaraabhi]

For artemis hospital gurgaon Kindly contact for any surgery transplantation

[@harishnairg83]

Loka samastha sukhino bhavanthu 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@harrypotter-tb9qz]

Yes bcoz cheap and best medical facility... India is best. ..many of my friends treated well

[@strayfreddy9307]

I'm searching for neurosurgeons in India. I'm a foreigner from Liberia seeking medical services please help me.

[@srinivas251151]

KIMS HOSPITALS AT SECUNDERABAD CONSULT DOCTOR MANAS KUMAR PANIGRAHI

[@strayfreddy9307]

I wrote this concern of mine 7 months ago & receive a response. Nonetheless thank you I didn't expect one after this long time. Thank You Gr'8ly I truly appreciate this.

[@OjhaKiTaiyari1998]

Come BHU in Varanasi. Uttar Pradesh India

[@pallabjyotikashyap247]

It May be cheap for foreigners, but we the lower middle class people always feel it's expensive, specially in Pvt Hospital. It will cost INR 30,000 in PMSA- PET CT in Guwahati , India. which is nearly my one month salar.

[@anirudhsharma6432]

Indian doctors are great

[@Boomcreater]

Lol, they only know indian allopathic medicines but if they got to know Ayurveda then surely..india will be hub of Worlds health sector...

[@yevodee4024]

+ himanshu Srivastava Since you are so confident that with Ayurveda, "india will be hub of Worlds health sector", what concrete, dedicated, steps are you taking to promote Ayurveda?

[@dr_seshasai]

We beat doctors here, you should also try sometime

[@Ravi_Qant]

We also have assh*le negative people like this in commenter above. Well you should never try.

[@dr_seshasai]

@@Ravi_Qant cool bro..I was being sarcastic

[@Ravi_Qant]

@@dr_seshasai me too.

[@Sujay95]

@@dr_seshasai Do you even know what sarcasm is? Or do you just throw that word around every time you get called out?

[@kamallb4650]

@@Ravi_Qant sarcasm 😭

[@MrNitKap]

If you did further in history...you would realise India invented surgery. What is known as Rhinoplasty or nose job...that was first done in India THOUSANDS(yes) years back..earliest known reference in Indian medical/surgery book Shuhruta dating back to 600 BCE ...2600 years back. The same book also mentions Cataract operation and the precautions/hygiene and care. The Islamic and Colonial(& Church) invasion of India has suppressed these open facts... but thankfully all these are now coming out in open and humanity can benefit from Indian/Hindu knowledge and wisdom.

[@allhealthmatters6713]

We provide quality Ophthalmic care in certified leading hospital in kerala

[@ayeshatass7114]

How do to start this busim

[@kannan-sar1758]

@@ayeshatass7114 what?

[@krnraju3584]

Let me help you

[@allhealthmatters6713]

@@krnraju3584 how, are you a medical tourism provider?

[@allhealthmatters6713]

@@ayeshatass7114 medical tourism is a simple process once you have good number contact in local medical sector as well as in other region accredited medical care provider Eg: iam working in JCI (search in google for more info) accredited Eye hospital in, Kerala, India we have comprehensive care for all ophthalmic treatments

[@Coljdjdkdj]

Gomu gomu go

[@dedfish7495]

Gomu gomu no gatling

[@jagadishn4469]

🇮🇳👍Super Indian 🇮🇳👍

[@geoofficial4779]

Medical treatment in India is comparatively very cheap compared to US.

[@geoofficial4779]

@@SB-oz7ux In US if you don't have insurance a broken hand can cost you 30000$(25lakhs inr) while in India you can get it done at 10-15k inr AVG.

[@ExMuslimZulfikarali]

India got high quality hospital and canda is just frée and free comes with bad cheap facilities

[@d.siridpsn-std9991]

Insulin in india costs 700 rupees(9 dollars) where as insulin in walmart in America costs 25 dollars....

[@priyanshusingh2043]

@Ashutosh Raj bro why propaganda everywhere ?

[@singidisi4664]

Ayurveda Treatment for renowned and unknown ailments