If you are traveling to India for medical reasons, here are certain guidelines for planning your journey.

Assessment by your doctor on your fitness to travel in your medical condition.
you should have already considered our hospital’s accreditation, awards and recognition, facility, cost affordability, attendants facility, attached guest house at affordable cost
Find out about the procedure and compare your expectations with what’s achievable by the surgery. Also enquire about follow-up care needed, time required for recovery, physical therapy, etc.
Please note that in most cases the final decisions on your treatment will be made only after the doctor meets you and examines you in person. It is possible that your doctor, upon examining you, may decide you are not fit for surgery, or recommends treatment different from what you planned.
Certain documents must always be with you. Ensure that you carry copies of the same and keep the originals in a safe place when abroad.
Records like X-Rays, MRI’s, health histories, photographs, immunization records, prescriptions, and any other health records relevant to the surgery. Remember to carry all these medical reports and any medicines in your carry-on luggage.

Credit cards, debit cards and travelers checks: Bring some local currency, travelers checks and one or two major credit cards and debit cards.

Your Passport will be a valid proof of identity and make sure it will remain valid while you’re traveling. You need minimum of 6 months validity to obtain VISA.