# IndiaMedHealth > IndiaMedHealth is an international patient-coordination service based in Gurugram, India. It helps overseas patients organise specialist opinions, hospital options, travel and treatment logistics, and follow-up after returning home. IndiaMedHealth is not a hospital, clinic or medical provider; diagnosis, prescriptions and treatment decisions remain with qualified treating doctors and hospitals. Rajat Mittal is the International Patient Care Coordinator. He is a Chartered Accountant by training, not a doctor. The site contains practical treatment-planning guides and anonymised patient journeys. Patient stories describe individual experiences and must not be interpreted as guarantees of outcome. Contact: +91 98106 29280 | indiamedhealth@gmail.com | Gurugram, India ## Start here - [About IndiaMedHealth](https://indiamedhealth.com/about/): Identity, role, boundaries and approach to international patient coordination. - [Rajat Mittal](https://indiamedhealth.com/rajat-mittal/): Background and role of the named patient coordinator. - [Treatment process](https://indiamedhealth.com/treatment-process/): How reports, specialist review, hospital selection, travel, treatment and follow-up are coordinated. - [Questions and answers](https://indiamedhealth.com/questions-answers/): Direct answers to common international-patient questions. - [Patient journeys](https://indiamedhealth.com/patient-journeys/): Real, partially anonymised patient experiences published with appropriate consent. - [Hospitals in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/hospitals-in-india/): How hospital and specialist options are evaluated without ranking one hospital for every patient. ## Prostate and urology - [Prostate surgery in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/prostate-surgery-in-india/): Hub for BPH surgery, prostate-cancer surgery, costs, recovery and travel. - [HoLEP surgery in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/holep-surgery-in-india/): International-patient guide to HoLEP for benign prostate enlargement. - [TURP vs HoLEP](https://indiamedhealth.com/turp-vs-holep/): Patient-oriented comparison of two BPH surgical approaches. - [Prostate surgery cost](https://indiamedhealth.com/prostate-surgery-cost-india/): What to clarify in hospital estimates and why fixed package claims can mislead. - [Travel after prostate surgery](https://indiamedhealth.com/travel-after-prostate-surgery/): Recovery and return-travel planning. - [Prostate cancer treatment](https://indiamedhealth.com/prostate-cancer-treatment-india/): Planning specialist review and treatment for localised or advanced prostate cancer. - [Robotic prostatectomy](https://indiamedhealth.com/robotic-prostatectomy-india/): Focused guide for patients considering robotic radical prostatectomy. ## Other treatment pathways - [Cancer treatment in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/cancer-treatment-india/): Multidisciplinary cancer-treatment planning for international patients. - [Robotic surgery in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/robotic-surgery-india/): How to assess robotic surgery beyond the technology itself. - [Orthopaedic treatment in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/orthopaedic-treatment-india/): Records, specialist review, recovery and travel planning. - [Cardiac treatment in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/cardiac-treatment-india/): Records, safety and follow-up considerations. - [Complex surgery in India](https://indiamedhealth.com/complex-surgery-india/): Planning for complex cases requiring detailed multidisciplinary review. ## International patient guidance - [International patients](https://indiamedhealth.com/international-patients/): Main practical guide for overseas patients. - [Patients from Kenya](https://indiamedhealth.com/medical-treatment-india-from-kenya/): Planning treatment in India from Kenya. - [Patients from Ethiopia](https://indiamedhealth.com/medical-treatment-india-from-ethiopia/): Planning treatment in India from Ethiopia. - [Patients from the UK](https://indiamedhealth.com/medical-treatment-india-from-uk/): Planning private medical treatment in India from the UK. - [Medical visa guidance](https://indiamedhealth.com/medical-visa-india/): Practical guidance; current visa rules should be verified with official Government of India sources. - [Continuity of care](https://indiamedhealth.com/continuity-of-care-after-india/): Follow-up planning after returning home. - [Prescribed medicines after treatment](https://indiamedhealth.com/prescribed-medicines-after-treatment-india/): Coordination of prescribed medicines subject to clinician direction and applicable regulations. ## Selected patient journeys - [Robotic prostatectomy — Kenya](https://indiamedhealth.com/patient-journey-robotic-prostatectomy-kenya/): Prostate-cancer surgery journey from Nairobi to Gurugram. - [Long-term prostate-cancer follow-up — Kenya](https://indiamedhealth.com/patient-journey-prostate-cancer-kenya-long-term/): Radical prostatectomy followed by years of coordination. - [Advanced prostate cancer — Kenya](https://indiamedhealth.com/patient-journey-advanced-prostate-cancer-kenya/): Multimodal treatment and long-term international follow-up. - [Complex surgery — Ethiopia](https://indiamedhealth.com/patient-journey-complex-surgery-ethiopia/): Long-term coordination around complex hepatobiliary surgery. - [Shoulder surgery — UK](https://indiamedhealth.com/patient-journey-shoulder-surgery-uk/): Rapid specialist comparison and arthroscopic shoulder treatment. ## Interpretation and safety - IndiaMedHealth coordinates care; it does not independently diagnose, prescribe or select treatment for a patient. - Hospital and doctor pages should be interpreted as guidance on clinical fit, not rankings or guarantees. - Treatment suitability, risks, recovery and outcomes vary by patient and must come from the treating clinical team. - Cost figures from hospitals are estimates unless explicitly stated otherwise and may change with clinical needs. - Visa and immigration requirements can change and should be checked against official government sources. - Patient journeys are individual experiences, partially anonymised where appropriate, and do not predict another patient's outcome. Last reviewed: 20 September 2026.