TIB HIND
Organises records, coordinates provider responses and supports practical medical-travel planning.
Families in Iraq, Bangladesh, Uzbekistan, Oman, Yemen, Sudan, Ghana and Ethiopia are often told that the treatment they need is unavailable at home, or costs more than they could ever raise. Usually it is available. Usually it costs far less than they fear.
TIB HIND arranges that treatment at NABH and JCI accredited hospitals in Delhi NCR — the same procedures performed in Europe and the United States, by high-volume surgical teams, at a fraction of the cost, with little or no waiting. Send us your medical reports and Dr. Annie Varughese, a US board-certified interventional cardiologist, will identify the right hospital and the right consultant for your condition.
Free. No obligation. Your reports are read by a doctor, not a salesperson.

You do not need to know the exact hospital or procedure. Start with the decision in front of you.
Understand indicative ranges and what a hospital estimate should include.
Explore →02Browse specialists by department, location and hospital affiliation.
Explore →03Review hospital profiles, clinical departments and practical location details.
Explore →04Prepare invitation letters, documents and attendant information.
Explore →05Read reviewed guidance about care, costs, travel and patient decisions.
Explore →Organises records, coordinates provider responses and supports practical medical-travel planning.
Assesses the patient, explains options and risks, recommends care and obtains informed consent.
Provides facilities, clinical teams, estimates, billing, admission, treatment and discharge records.
Review the information, ask questions and decide whether, where and when to proceed.
Choose a specialty to explore relevant doctors and locations. The department is a starting point; the treating team determines the appropriate care pathway.
Heart rhythm, coronary disease and interventional assessment.
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Browse specialists →TXPLiver and kidney transplant teams and regulatory context.
Browse specialists →ORTJoint replacement, trauma and musculoskeletal care.
Browse specialists →SPNDisc, deformity and complex spine evaluation.
Browse specialists →IVFFertility assessment, laboratory care and treatment planning.
Browse specialists →HEMBlood disorders, hematologic cancers and transplant expertise.
Browse specialists →Send the diagnosis, recent reports, imaging and the questions you want answered.
The file is organised so the relevant specialty and provider capability can be identified.
Review the proposed approach, doctor, hospital, estimated costs and important uncertainties.
Coordinate the invitation letter, visa preparation, appointments, arrival and stay.
Leave with records, prescriptions, discharge instructions and a clear communication route.
Explore named specialists, experience, hospital affiliation and location across ten medical departments.
Review departments, locations, credentials, bed capacity and the practical fit for planned care.
Directory information supports research and comparison. Availability, credentials and current clinical arrangements should be confirmed directly before booking.
A meaningful comparison explains the proposed treatment, inclusions, exclusions and the medical factors that could change the total.
The medical requirement is considered before a hospital name or package is discussed.
TIB HIND coordinates information. Independent doctors and hospitals make clinical decisions.
Questions, estimates and provider responses are organised so differences are easier to understand.
Published figures remain indicative until a provider reviews the case and issues an estimate.
Visa and arrival planning follow the proposed clinical pathway rather than being treated separately.
Communication continues through discharge planning and the practical transition home.

Dr. Annie supports the clinical-review framework used to understand complex enquiries and keep patient-facing information within responsible medical boundaries.
She does not replace the treating specialist. Provider recommendations, examinations, consent and treatment decisions remain with the independent doctors and hospitals caring for the patient.
Travel planning begins after the likely provider pathway and appointment requirements are clear.
TIB HIND can support document preparation and coordination. Visa approval and entry decisions remain with the relevant Indian authorities.
Open Medical Visa GuideWhat helps a provider understand the diagnosis, previous care and the decision a family needs to make.
How treatment assumptions, specialist involvement and exclusions can make two quotations very different.
Why discharge records, medication instructions and a clear communication route matter after travel.
Individual experiences do not predict another patient’s medical result.
Read Patient StoriesStart with the diagnosis or main concern, recent medical reports, imaging summaries, current medicines, previous procedures and the questions you want a specialist to answer.
The starting point is the clinical requirement. Relevant specialty, provider capability, location, practical travel fit and the information available from the treating provider are considered before options are discussed.
No. Remote record review helps organise the case and identify suitable provider conversations. Diagnosis and treatment advice must come from a qualified treating doctor who assesses the patient.
No. Published costs are indicative ranges. The hospital issues a case-specific estimate after reviewing the records, and the final bill can change if the patient's needs or treatment plan change.
TIB HIND can help coordinate hospital invitation documents and explain the preparation process. Visa approval and entry decisions remain with the relevant Indian authorities.
No. Medical outcomes depend on many patient and treatment factors. Ethical providers and facilitators should explain uncertainty, risks and alternatives without guaranteeing a cure or complication-free result.
Share the diagnosis, the reports you already have and the questions you want a provider to answer.