Max Super Speciality
Saket & Patparganj · Delhi NCR
One of North India's largest haemato-oncology and transplant programmes, covering adult and paediatric cases, with particular depth in haploidentical transplantation and thalassaemia.
Hospitals & doctors
Where you will be treated, and by whom
Accredited transplant centres in Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru — each operating a dedicated transplant ward rather than treating transplant patients on general oncology floors.
Where you will be treated
Transplant units and physicians
Accredited centres in Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru, each operating a dedicated transplant ward rather than treating transplant patients on general oncology floors.
Fortis Healthcare
Noida & Gurugram · Delhi NCR
Dedicated transplant units with separate adult and paediatric haematology teams and HEPA-filtered isolation, with structured follow-up for patients returning overseas.
Apollo Hospitals
Delhi · Chennai · Hyderabad
Among India's oldest private hospital networks and one of the first to build formal international patient services, with transplant programmes across several campuses.
Medanta — The Medicity
Gurugram · Delhi NCR
A large multi-super-speciality institute with a well-resourced haematology and transplant division, supported by substantial critical care capacity.
MIOT International
Chennai · Tamil Nadu
A long-established Chennai centre with haematology and transplant services. A common entry point for patients from East Africa, Sri Lanka and the Maldives, with lower living costs during the outpatient phase.
Other accredited units
Mumbai · Bengaluru · Hyderabad · Kochi
Transplant capacity is not limited to the centres above. Depending on the diagnosis, budget and preferred city we can introduce you to accredited units elsewhere.
Transplant physicians
Dr Rahul Bhargava
Principal Director & Chief, Haematology
Fortis, Noida
Dr Dharma Choudhary
Vice Chairman, Haemato-Oncology & BMT
Max Healthcare
Dr Gaurav Dixit
Consultant, Medical Oncology & BMT
Delhi NCR
Dr Vikas Dua
Principal Director, Paediatric Haematology & BMT
Fortis, Noida
How to assess a transplant unit
Annual volume
Ask how many transplants the unit performs each year — and specifically how many of your type. A centre performing 200 autologous transplants may perform very few haploidentical ones.
Ward specification
A dedicated, HEPA-filtered, positive-pressure ward with single-occupancy rooms. Transplant patients should not be nursed on a general oncology floor.
Overnight cover
Whether a resident physician is present on the transplant floor overnight, and how quickly an intensivist attends. Complications escalate within hours.
On-site laboratory
HLA typing, chimerism testing, CMV PCR, flow cytometry, fungal diagnostics and a 24-hour blood bank with irradiation capability.
Named consultant
Establish which physician will take primary responsibility for the admission, and request a video consultation with them before travelling.
Follow-up protocol
How overseas patients are monitored after discharge: teleconsultation frequency, who reviews local blood results, and how urgent problems are escalated.
Want a specific unit's opinion?
Name the hospital and we will put your reports in front of their transplant team.