Heart Surgery in India for Kenyan Patients – Affordable, World-Class Care

Access high-quality cardiac care at 60-80% lower costs than Western countries. Our medical tourism service provides end-to-end support including hospital selection, visa assistance, and accommodation arrangements.

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Leading Heart Hospitals in India

We partner with JCI-accredited and internationally recognized cardiac centers across India

Modern hospital building with advanced cardiac facilities

Apollo Hospitals

India's premier healthcare provider with advanced cardiac facilities across major cities including Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai.

JCI Accredited 24/7 ICU Robotic Surgery

Performed over 1,500+ cardiac surgeries for international patients

Cardiac specialists performing heart surgery in state-of-the-art operating room

Fortis Healthcare

Specialized in complex heart surgeries with centers of excellence for cardiac care in New Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore.

NABH Accredited Minimally Invasive Heart Transplant

Success rate of 98.5% for coronary bypass surgeries

Advanced cardiac monitoring equipment and technology

Narayana Health

Founded by Dr. Devi Shetty, renowned for providing high-quality cardiac care at affordable prices in Bangalore and other cities.

JCI Accredited High Volume Pediatric Cardiology

Performs over 30 heart surgeries daily across their network

Cardiac Procedure Cost Comparison

Save 60-80% on cardiac procedures compared to Western countries while receiving the same quality care

Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting (CABG)

$5,000 - $7,000

Save up to $100,000 compared to US prices

Includes hospital stay, surgery, medication, and basic follow-up

Heart Valve Replacement

$5,500 - $8,500

Save up to $120,000 compared to US prices

Includes hospital stay, surgery, prosthetic valve, medication, and follow-up

Angioplasty with Stent

$3,000 - $4,500

Save up to $50,000 compared to US prices

Includes hospital stay, procedure, stent(s), medication, and follow-up

Heart Transplant

$40,000 - $50,000

Save up to $1 million compared to US prices

Includes evaluation, procedure, extended hospital stay, and initial follow-up

Hear From Kenyan Patients

Success stories from patients who traveled from Kenya to India for heart surgery

I was told I needed an urgent valve replacement but couldn't afford it in Kenya. CardiacCare arranged everything within a week - my surgery at Apollo Delhi was successful and cost less than half what I was quoted in Nairobi.

James Mwangi

Nairobi, Kenya • Valve Replacement

When my father needed bypass surgery, we were concerned about traveling abroad. CardiacCare handled everything - from hospital selection to visa and even arranged for a Swahili interpreter. The care at Fortis Mumbai was exceptional.

Sarah Odhiambo

Mombasa, Kenya • Father's CABG

After my angioplasty in India, I can finally play with my grandchildren again. The doctors at Narayana Health were world-class, and the total cost including travel was less than just the procedure would have cost in Europe.

David Kimani

Kisumu, Kenya • Angioplasty

My 4-year-old daughter was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect. The pediatric cardiac team at Fortis Bangalore performed a miracle. One year later, she's running around like any normal child. Asante sana, CardiacCare!

Grace Wanjiku

Nakuru, Kenya • Daughter's ASD Repair

Visa & Travel Assistance

We handle all aspects of your medical journey from Kenya to India

Medical Visa Support

We assist with expedited medical visa applications for Kenyan patients and accompanying family members with a 99% approval rate.

Travel Arrangements

We coordinate flights from Nairobi to major Indian cities, airport pickups, and comfortable accommodation near your chosen hospital.

Financial Arrangements

We assist with payment planning, currency exchange, and can coordinate with Kenyan insurance providers for partial coverage where applicable.

Local Support in India

Our dedicated patient coordinators in India provide 24/7 assistance including language translation, transportation, and coordination with medical staff.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions from Kenyan patients about heart surgery in India

How long does it take to arrange medical travel from Kenya to India?

Typically, we can arrange everything within 7-14 days for urgent cases. This includes medical visa processing (3-5 business days), hospital appointment scheduling, and travel arrangements. For elective procedures, we recommend planning 3-4 weeks in advance for a smoother experience.

What documents are required for a medical visa to India?

Kenyan patients need a valid passport with at least 6 months validity, a medical invitation letter from the Indian hospital (which we arrange), recent passport photos, proof of financial means, and completed visa application forms. Our team guides you through every step of the process.

How long will I need to stay in India after heart surgery?

The length of stay depends on the procedure: Angioplasty typically requires 3-5 days in the hospital and 7-10 days total in India. CABG requires 7-10 days in the hospital and 2-3 weeks total in India. Valve replacements usually require 10-14 days in the hospital and 3-4 weeks total in India. Your doctor will determine the exact timeline based on your recovery progress.

Will my Kenyan insurance cover treatment in India?

Some Kenyan insurance providers offer international coverage or partial reimbursement for overseas treatment, especially when the procedure is not available locally or is significantly less expensive. We can assist you in coordinating with your insurance provider and preparing the necessary documentation for claims. We also offer assistance with NHIF claims where applicable.

What is the success rate for cardiac surgeries in Indian hospitals?

Our partner hospitals report success rates comparable to leading Western institutions: CABG has a success rate of 98.5%, valve replacements 96-98%, and angioplasties over 95%. These high success rates are attributed to experienced surgeons (many trained in the US, UK, or Australia), state-of-the-art facilities, and the high volume of cardiac procedures performed at these specialized centers.