Cancer care in India
Meridian helps international patients reach NABH & JCI accredited hospitals in India for cancer care. Your coordinator gathers your reports, obtains the hospital's treatment opinion and a written estimate, and helps with the visa and travel if you decide to go ahead.
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What it covers
- Review of your diagnosis and existing reports
- Surgical oncology
- Medical oncology, including chemotherapy
- Radiation therapy
How Meridian coordinates your case
- 1First message
Tell us about your case, on WhatsApp or by email.
- 2Reports & opinion
Your coordinator collects your reports and sends them to the hospital's oncology team, who give their treatment opinion.
- 3Written estimate
Treatment plan and costs in writing — before any commitment.
- 4Visa & travel
Invitation letter for your medical visa, travel planning and hospital admission.
- 5Treatment & follow-up
Cared for in India, followed up by the same coordinator after you return home.
Reports to send
- Biopsy and pathology reports
- Scan reports and images (CT, MRI or PET-CT), on a CD, USB stick or download link
- Recent blood tests
- Treatment so far: surgery notes, chemotherapy or radiation history, discharge summaries
- A list of the medicines you take now
Send what you already have. Your coordinator will tell you if the hospital needs anything else.
You can attach scans, lab results and prescriptions directly in the WhatsApp chat, or reply to our email with them. When you start, you also get a private, secure space to upload documents.
What you receive in writing before deciding
What the hospital's doctors recommend, based on your reports.
The hospital's estimate for the treatment it recommends.
Both come before you make any decision or travel. Asking for them carries no obligation.
Common questions
Can the hospital review my diagnosis before I travel?
Yes. Your coordinator sends your reports to the hospital's oncology team, who give a written treatment opinion. You read it, together with the written cost estimate, before you decide anything.
I have already started treatment at home. Can I still ask?
Yes. Send what has been done so far — surgery notes, chemotherapy or radiation history and discharge summaries — so the hospital can see the full picture.
What if I don't have a biopsy report?
Send what you have. If the hospital needs a report or test you don't have yet, your coordinator will tell you.
Who decides my treatment plan?
The hospital's doctors propose it and you decide, with them and with your own doctor if you wish. Meridian is a facilitator, not a medical provider, and does not give medical advice.
Guides
Ready to share your reports?
Tell us about your case and a coordinator will guide you.
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Meridian Medical Access is a medical travel facilitator and does not itself provide medical care; treatment is delivered by partner hospitals. Nothing on this site or in our chat is medical advice. In an emergency, contact your local emergency services immediately.