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Our fees, published

Most medical travel agents are “free” because a hospital pays them a commission, which quietly becomes part of your bill. We work the other way around. You pay us a published, flat fee; the hospital never pays us anything; and you always pay the hospital directly, on the hospital’s own invoice.

We take no commissions from hospitals. Our fees are paid by you, published upfront, and itemized separately from your hospital bill.

How the money moves

On a medical journey with us there are exactly two payments, and they never mix:

Your treatment money → the hospital

Deposits, treatment, everything: you pay the hospital directly, on the hospital's own invoice, at rates locked in writing. We never hold, route, or touch it.

Our fee → paid by you, published here

The fees on this page are the only money we receive for your case, invoiced separately from anything the hospital charges. There is no third path: We take no commissions from hospitals. Our fees are paid by you, published upfront, and itemized separately from your hospital bill.

Most medical travel is arranged the other way: an agent the hospital pays, whose fee travels invisibly inside the treatment bill. If you are comparing services, our verification checklist gives you the questions that reveal the difference. Use it on us too.

At a glance

Service Fee (USD) ≈ INR
Remote consultation (teleconsult) $50 ₹4,300
Written independent second opinion $150 ₹12,900
Full journey coordination $1,000 ₹86,000

INR equivalents are approximate, at about ₹86 per US dollar. The USD figure is the fee.

These are our fees, the full cost of Medtu Care. Hospital treatment costs are separate, always quoted per case in writing, and explained honestly in what treatment in India really costs.

The fee schedule, step by step

Remote consultation (teleconsult)

$50 ≈ ₹4,300

A scheduled video consultation with a specialist relevant to your condition, with your file prepared beforehand and a written summary afterwards.

Credited in full toward a written second opinion.

Written independent second opinion

$150 ≈ ₹12,900

An independent specialist reviews your records and gives you a structured written opinion, yours to keep and share with your own doctor.

Credited in full toward full journey coordination.

Full journey coordination

$1,000 ≈ ₹86,000

End-to-end coordination of treatment in India, paid in three milestones, each against named deliverables you can hold us to.

Milestone-gated: 30% / 40% / 30%. Nothing is due for a milestone before we start work on it.

Pay once, not twice. Every fee is credited in full to the next step: the $50 consultation fee comes off the $150 second opinion, and the $150 second-opinion fee comes off the $1,000 full journey fee. You never pay twice for moving forward.

INR equivalents are approximate, at about ₹86 per US dollar. The USD figure is the fee.

The $1,000 journey fee, milestone by milestone

Full journey coordination is paid in three parts (30% / 40% / 30%), and each part is tied to named deliverables. Each milestone’s payment is due at the start of that milestone’s work, never before, and you can point at exactly what you received for it.

  1. 1

    30% ($300)

    Case dossier & hospital comparison report

    Your medical records assembled into a complete case dossier hospitals can act on, plus a written hospital comparison report: three named hospitals with itemized quotes, surgeon experience and case volumes, and a side-by-side comparison of which hospital fits your case and why.

  2. 2

    40% ($400)

    Admission, rate-lock, visa & travel

    Your chosen hospital’s admission confirmed with an itemized rate locked in writing, the hospital’s visa-invitation letter obtained (it can only come from the hospital you choose, which is why choosing comes first), your visa application dossier prepared, and your travel and accommodation plan finalized through our travel arm Tripcuro.

  3. 3

    30% ($300)

    Treatment, bill audit & follow-up handover

    On-ground coordination through your treatment, a line-by-line audit of your discharge bill against the locked rate, your complete records handed over before you fly home, and a follow-up handover your home clinician can pick up.

Your treatment money never passes through us

  • You always pay the hospital directly (deposits, treatment, everything) on the hospital’s own invoice.
  • We never hold treatment money, and we never invoice you for hospital charges.
  • Our fee is a separate line item, paid to Medtu Care, itemized apart from your hospital bill.

What is free

Inquiry triage

Telling us about your case and hearing our honest read on whether and how we can help costs nothing, and creates no obligation.

This fee schedule

Knowing what things cost should never cost anything. We confirm the exact fee for your case in writing before you pay a rupee or a dollar.

Visa checklists

Our document checklists for the Indian medical visa (what to gather, in what order) are free, whether or not you use any paid service.

Refunds, in plain language

If this happens What we do
We miss a deliverable (a no-show consultation, or a late delivery on our side) Full refund of that fee or milestone.
Your Indian visa application is refused The milestone 2 payment is refunded, less documented out-of-pocket costs already incurred on your behalf.
You travel to India and decide against going ahead with treatment The milestone 3 payment is refunded. Deciding not to proceed is always your right.

This is a summary. The full written refund policy is currently under legal review; until it is published, the exact refund terms for your case are confirmed in writing before you pay anything. The summary above is the floor, not the ceiling.

Fees: FAQs

How does the fee crediting work?
Every fee is credited in full to the next step: the $50 consultation fee comes off the $150 second opinion, and the $150 second-opinion fee comes off the $1,000 full journey fee. You never pay twice for moving forward. So if you start with a $50 consultation and end up taking the full journey, your total facilitation cost is still $1,000, not $1,200.
Do you take any money from hospitals?
No. We take no commissions from hospitals. Our fees are paid by you, published upfront, and itemized separately from your hospital bill.
Do I pay my treatment costs through Medtu Care?
Never. You always pay the hospital directly, on the hospital’s own invoice. We do not hold, route, or touch treatment money at any point. Our facilitation fee is a separate line item, paid to us, and it is the only money you ever pay us.
Is the $1,000 journey fee the same for every procedure?
Yes: one flat published fee, whatever the procedure, paid in three milestones (30% / 40% / 30%) against the named deliverables above. We would rather have one number you can verify than a menu you have to negotiate.
What happens if my visa is refused, or I change my mind?
If your visa is refused, the milestone 2 payment is refunded less documented out-of-pocket costs already incurred. If you land in India and decide against treatment, the milestone 3 payment is refunded. If we miss a deliverable (a no-show or a late delivery on our side), that fee is refunded in full. The full written refund policy is under legal review; the exact terms for your case are confirmed in writing before you pay.
Why do you show INR amounts as approximate?
Our fees are set in US dollars. INR equivalents are approximate, at about ₹86 per US dollar. The USD figure is the fee. Exchange rates move, so the INR (or your local currency) equivalent on the day you pay may differ slightly. The exact amount is always confirmed in writing first.

Want the exact fee for your case in writing?

Tell us your situation. We confirm the fee, and everything it covers, in writing before you commit to anything.

We respond within four business hours.

We are a small team — on weekends, expect a reply within one business day.

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