India’s leading hospitals
are on par with the very best in the world, in terms of: •
State of the art diagnostics. • World class operating theatres
and intensive care • Highly qualified and experienced doctors
and surgeons, many with training and experience in the UK, USA, etc.
• English speaking and well trained nursing & para medics.
• Hospital infection rates that are on par or safer than in
western countries.
India
has four hospitals that are approved by JCI, USA. All four
are on our network…..
Aarex
India offers treatment at India's most reputed hospitals.
Four of our associate hospitals, Wockhardt Hospital in Mumbai, Indraprastha
Apollo in Delhi and the Apollo Hospitals in Chennai and Hyderabad
are certified by the Joint Commission International, USA.
This is a recognition enjoyed by only 20 hospitals in all of Asia
and is an endorsement that these hospitals meet or exceed the standards
set for hospitals in the USA.
We work with
over 30 associate hospitals across the country. Listed below are
a few:
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We
can help you choose the best hospital for your
condition.
We can make sure you get the best doctor for your
procedure.
While
all the hospitals on our network score high on medical standards,
each hospital has certain areas of exceptional strength. As a person
coming from abroad, the nuances of such strengths would not be known
to you. Leave it to us, as people who are deeply connected with
the medical fraternity, day in and day out, to help you make the
right choice for your condition.
We are independent and autonomous,
which is why, when you come to us, we will give you the best that
India has to offer ( vis a vis what any single hospital can offer
).
Trust
us to make a choice of a doctor and hospital that is just
right for you.
Dr Jim Allen,
USA
Hip Resurfacing Surgery
Wockhardt Hospital
Tony Samantha
Wildesh, UK
Cosmetic Surgery,
Fortis Hospital
Elaine Ackril,
UK
Indraprastha Apollo Hospital
Mr.
Stanley Ayres, UK
Surgical Urology and Dental implants,
Wockhardt Hospital
Mr. Larry
Tullos
Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery -Microscopic Lumbar
Discectomy
Wockhardt Hospital
Dr
Jim Allen, USA
It all started
about thirty years ago when I fell down while playing Basketball
and over the years it just started to build up and all my
joints started to pain and some reason my right hip got
the worst About 10 years ago the pain all of a sudden it
just went up, and it was just horrendous, it was like 3
stake knives in my right hip at the same time and from then
on it's been 10yrs and it has never been the same.
In the United States I was
essentially offered three options - one was learn to live
with it, two, have the standard hip surgery and be active
afterwards and three take pain killers. So, I did a lot
of physical therapy and took a certain number of painkillers
to sort of live with it.
About seven years ago, I
read about the Hip Resurfacing procedure, and I discovered
it wasn't available in the United States and was probably
being done only in one hospital, but it was really very
expensive and it wasn't covered by the health insurance.
About six months ago, I made up my mind to go overseas and
have the surgery done, someone told me about a TV show he
had seen called 60 minutes on Medical tourism and I started
looking for it on the internet and decided that India was
probably my best option because more of the Hip Resurfacing
Surgeries were being done here than in any other country.
So, I wrote to the company that produces BHR implants. They
gave me names of about ten doctors in India who did BHR
and Dr.Malhan was on top of the list and then I emailed
Wockhardt Hospitals and within a couple of hours Mr.Thukral
had e mailed me back and started the relationship and I
decided within an hour after getting his e mail that this
is the best hospital for me. He then helped me make all
the arrangements with the travel, visa required to come
to India , all details, answering all my questions promptly.
I arrived here a week ago
and spent a day getting my pre operative investigations.
Its been very nice, in fact it was like going to a hospital
in Minneapolis or New York. The x-rays conveyed that my
hip was qualified for the Resurfacing surgery, they did
the measurements that were necessary to arrange the proper
size device implant for me. I don't remember much of the
day of the surgery , I just slept through the day, but I
do remember when I entered the surgery suite, ... the place
was so huge, with all modern facilities, so bright and amazing
... I have never before seen in a surgery suite like that.
When I came out of the surgery
I was immediately covered with a warm blanket and the painkillers
were started and did not experience any pain. The IV was
kept on for three days. Since then I have been back in my
room. I have been doing physical therapy and Dr.Ritu has
been very patient with me, though I have done my best to
try her patience. She couldn't have been better leading
me to steady progress. She is extremely charming and has
a good sense of humor.
The whole experience has
been really good. I came here expecting the best and anything
I found here has exceeded, and anything I anticipated has
gone much better than I ever hoped it to go. It's been a
wonderful experience.
Seven months
after returning to his home in USA Mr Jim Allen wrote :
I'm working full-time in
a physically demanding job and my wife says she's never
seen me happier. I run three miles every morning and say
a little prayer for you and Dr Malhan and all of your wonderful
staff while I run. You have truly given me my life back.
The only problem I have is occasional pain in the other
hip so I help again sometime in the next couple of years.
Hip resurfacing is now available at a nearby hospital but
I'd prefer to have your teamdo--even though it means paying
out of pocket. I hope this finds you all healthy and prosperous.
When a breast augmentation
procedure that Tony Samantha Wildesh, a UK based model underwent
at Prague, Czechoslovakia, went wrong, she thought her whole
life had stopped. Calling it one of the worst decisions
she had ever made, Tony was keen to persuade her peers not
to go under the knife or have injections. "With a bleeding,
infected implant, I could have died of septicaemia. Doctors
back home in UK had to perform an emergency procedure to
remove the implant from the right side, leaving me with
one breast larger than the other." she remarks.
After going to many doctors
all over, but with little assurance, Tony had just started
to believe that her career had run aground when she was
informed of the vast scope in cosmetic and corrective surgeries
that India offers.
In search of health and beauty,
she arrived at Fortis Hospital, Mohali in January, with
skewed breasts. A corrective surgery by Dr. KM Kapoor, Senior
Cosmetic Surgeon, did not only help her regain her shattered
self-confidence, but also her career as a glamour model
set soaring, post augmentation.
Back at Fortis Hospital,
Mohali for another 'breast job', Tony echoes the sentiments
of many as she says "Everybody has the right to look
and feel beautiful, and if it is only about a nip here and
a tuck there, why not!" She didn't miss the opportunity
to get Botox shots to smooth fine lines from her face at
a Botox party organized at Fortis.
Tony calls Dr Kapoor her
guardian angel. "FHM is a world-class hospital and
Dr Kapoor is one of the best cosmetic surgeons I have met,
and believe me I have met a number of them", she says.
Oozing with confidence,
Tony adds that she would not hesitate to be back again for
new cosmetic procedures, as and when the need be.
"My employers offered
to send me anywhere in the world for treatment. I came to
Apollo Hospitals because I heard of the expertise of its
doctors and the clinical excellence they have achieved."
I am in awe of the
professionalism and the tender loving care of all the staff
at Apollo. The hospital is well maintained with high levels
of cleanliness and hygiene. The ambience doesn’t make
me feel like I am in a hospital. And guess what, I get this
wonderful treatment at one-tenth the cost in my country.
Thank you Apollo…you have done a great job."
I originally attended
this hospital for investigations into my Atrial Fibrillation,
which I only became aware of in 2000 when I was 67 years
of age. After 6 days of intensive research and every conceivable
test possible, they advised me that the possible short term
gain of reverting back into regular sinus rhythm could not
be sustained and the risks outweighed any possible short-term
gain. I appreciated their honesty and the fact that their
decision was for my benefit and to their financial loss.
Because I had seen the professionalism
and dedication of all the Medical and Nursing Staff, I had
the confidence to request consultations with the Urinary
and Vascular Surgeons, who agreed to resolve my Urinary/Prostate
problems also to strip the varicose veins from my right
leg. These procedures were carried out simultaneously and
excellent aftercare in the ICU. During these procedures
the Cardiac Consultation/Surgeon was on call, should there
have been any remote problem arising.
Having felt no pain at all
during or after surgery, stimulated me to have my hip x
rayed, the outcome was that it had completely calcified
over the years and should be operated on at a later date.
With less than 6 days to
go before I left for the UK, I asked to see the Dental Surgeon,
she immediately spent three and a half hours on my mouth,
next day impressions were taken, following day checks on
the fit of the porcelain teeth produced and finally on the
fourth day she adhered the top and bottom sets of tooth
on top of the stumps of my old teeth.
I could not have received
such excellent service from any other hospital throughout
the world. Right from being met at the airport in the early
hours of the morning the unmatchable care demonstrated by
all the Nursing Staff, the beds being changed and the suite
being cleaned daily by the boys, the friendliness approachability
of the consultants and doctors, makes me unable to praise
and thank them all sufficiently.
I am prepared to allow anyone
to contact me at any time to ask me questions about the
events during my 20-day stay with them. My wife slept in
the same suite as myself, which facility is available to
husbands or wives, partners, relations etc so that the patient
has support from a loved one.
In closing the charges
made were unmatchable in the UK or throughout Europe. I
assume this applies generally worldwide. We made friends
there.
We landed in Bangalore
about 10 days ago, were picked up very late at night and
brought to the hospital. The hospital very soon touched
our hearts. The people here were very warm and comforting.
The nurses were excellent. Dr. D.V. Rajakumar came here
and talked with me. Some of the other doctors spoke with
us. Some of the administrative staff talked with us; made
us feel very comfortable about what was going to happen
here.
I have been in a hospital
for more than a dozen times in my life, good hospitals in
the United States, but the difference you have in Bangalore,
we didn't expect that when we got here. The difference that
you have, I don't know that people here are better trained
than what we have in the United States, but their care,
their comfort and their attention and their desire to have
you better, far exceeds anything in any other hospital I
have ever been into in the United States and I have been
in a couple of them. I think that the greatest difference
between India and the US is because the United States' system
is so different than what we have here.
Judy and I lost our insurance
a couple of years ago because of back problems and some
health problems that she had. So when we began to look for
affordable ways for us to be able to have our health situation
to be taken care of, there simply wasn't any way to do this
in the United States. Here, the doctor would not do it because
he didn't want the risk for his liability insurance. The
hospitals would not do it because of the monetary situation
involved. We spoke with many doctors and some of the hospitals
over a period of 2 years and we could not get an operation
done in the United States.
The last 6 or 8 months of
my life, I have pretty much walked looking at the ground
because I couldn't straighten up of the terrible problem
in my back. But when Dr. D.V. Rajakumar did the surgery,
the very next day I was able to straighten up, I have been
able to walk, for the last couple of days virtually without
any pain and any medication. So, that's the reason we ended
up in Bangalore, simply because this looked like the best
alternative.
I have had what's considered
to be some of the best doctors in the United States who
did my last surgery; in that surgery it was pretty much
a failure. I just cannot in words tell you what I think
of Dr. D.V. Rajakumar. What he did to me is pretty much
miraculous; when you look at the fact that probably a dozen
other doctors turned me down because of the difficulty of
the surgery and one doctor told me that even if I had a
surgery, the chances of improvement would be less than 10%.
I have really improved today
and I am probably a 100% better than what I was a week ago.
The facilities here are adequate for anybody, anywhere in
the world. The rooms are lovely; the wards are very warm
and accommodating. We are far away from home, about 10,000
miles away from home, but you have provided things for us
like the Internet and other ways to communicate with our
family and friends at home. It simply makes you feel like
you are not as far away as you really are.