Liver Transplant Clinics in India — Page 3

Dr Subhash Gupta has performed 1,100 liver transplants. He works at Max Super Specialty Hospital, a regional hub with NABH and NABL accreditation. The liver transplant package costs around A$36,400. This covers the surgery, medical team fees, and initial tests. It also includes 3 days pre-op stay and up to 18 days post-op care for the recipient. Hospital stays for the donor and airport transfers are also part of the price. The facility has 14 specialised operating theatres and 128 critical care beds.

BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi is one of India's largest private hospitals, with a dedicated Liver Transplant Centre. It has 125 critical care beds near 17 modular theatres, all equipped with advanced air filtration and veno-venous bypass systems for patient safety. The hospital runs paper-less records accessible remotely, streamlining care. Though no price detail is available, this setup suggests thorough transplant care with ICU support tailored for complex cases.

Manipal Hospital in Bengaluru is part of a huge multi-specialty group with 5,000+ beds across its network. It opened in 1991 and is linked to Kasturba Medical College, giving it strong academic backing. The hospital treats lots of international patients from the Middle East, Africa, and South-East Asia, showing its experience with diverse cases. A liver transplant may cost around A$52,500–65,000, but the exact price can vary with each case.

Dr. Rela Institute and Medical Centre in Chennai has one of the world’s largest liver intensive care units, offering critical care for complex liver and multi-organ transplants. The hospital provides care from primary to advanced quaternary levels. Liver transplants may cost around A$52,500–A$65,000. The centre is led by internationally recognised experts, focusing exclusively on liver surgery and serious transplant cases.

Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru is a JCI-certified centre with 250 beds and a dedicated Minimal Access Surgery Centre for less invasive liver transplants. The hospital ranks 2nd best multi-specialty hospital in Bangalore by THE WEEK-A C Nielsen 2013. A liver transplant there may cost around A$52,500–A$65,000, providing Australians a reliable option backed by consultants trained at top institutes.

Apollo Hospitals - Greams Road - Chennai is India’s first corporate hospital, integrating hospitals, pharmacies, and diagnostic clinics in one system. A liver transplant there may cost around A$52,500 to A$65,000 based on current exchange. The hospital is well-established since 1983 and runs telemedicine units across 10 countries, making follow-up easier for Australians even after returning home.

Fortis Hospital is Maharashtra's largest multiorgan transplant centre with five-time JCI accreditation, ensuring top-quality patient safety. The hospital offers secure transplant blood support through India’s first NABH accredited blood bank. Their advanced surgical robot, the first in central Mumbai, helps improve surgical accuracy. Liver transplants there may cost around A$52,500–A$65,000. The hospital’s reputation includes multiple awards recognising outstanding healthcare delivery and transplant expertise.

Venkateshwar Hospital in Delhi offers liver transplants supported by advanced diagnostic tools like the Philips Ingenia 3 Tesla MRI and Philips Brilliant iCT 256 Slice CT for accurate imaging. Procedures may cost around A$52,500–A$65,000, including surgery and hospital stay. The hospital’s equipment also includes an interventional cath lab and radiation systems that enhance treatment precision and patient care.

MGM Hospital in Chennai is South Asia's highest-ranking LEED Platinum-certified hospital, making it one of the most eco-friendly medical centres. It’s an American Heart Association-accredited teaching hospital with a strong academic reputation. Patients benefit from soothing music therapy in critical care and voice-assisted technology for 24x7 support. The hospital environment features Chennai’s tallest vertical garden and Tamil Nadu-themed art galleries, creating a calm, healing space for liver transplants.