Specialty
Hematology
Blood disorders are diagnosed in the laboratory, which makes them well suited to a careful remote review: your existing reports often tell a specialist most of what they need. We arrange consultations with hematologists in our network, and coordinate advanced testing and treatment in India where it genuinely changes your options.
We take no commissions from hospitals. Our fees are paid by you, published upfront, and itemized separately from your hospital bill. Full details on the Fees page.
Conditions we coordinate care for
- Anemia that has not responded to standard treatment
- Thalassemia and sickle cell disease
- Immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) and other platelet disorders
- Bleeding disorders, including hemophilia care coordination
- Blood cancers: leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma (coordinated with oncology)
- Aplastic anemia and bone marrow failure
- Blood clotting (thrombophilia) evaluation
Procedures & services we coordinate
- Complete hematology workup: bone marrow studies, flow cytometry, genetic and molecular panels
- Transfusion and iron-chelation planning for thalassemia
- Chemotherapy and immunotherapy for blood cancers (with oncology)
- Immunosuppressive therapy coordination for bone marrow failure
- Bone marrow / stem cell transplant evaluation, strictly within Indian law and registry protocols (see the note below)
A plain statement of the law: Bone marrow and stem cell transplants for international patients are strictly regulated in India. Related-donor transplants fall under the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act (THOTA): the donor is typically a matched near relative, relationship documents must be certified through your own country’s embassy, and hospital committees must approve the case before it proceeds. Unrelated-donor searches go through recognized donor registries under their own protocols. We coordinate only within these rules. We cannot promise that a donor will be found, and we do not quote transplant prices on this site.
How a written second opinion works here
Most cases start here: a structured review of your records before anyone talks about travel. Sometimes the honest conclusion is that treatment close to home makes the most sense, and the opinion will say so.
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Share your records securely
After we connect, we send you a secure link for your reports, imaging and prescriptions. Nothing sensitive goes through the website form. Your most recent documents are usually enough to start; we will ask for older ones only if the specialist needs them.
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An independent specialist reviews your case
A doctor from our network who works in this field, not a call-center agent, reads your file against the treatment you have been advised. Where the records are incomplete, you are told exactly which test or report is missing before any conclusion is drawn.
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You receive a written opinion to keep and share
A written document addressed to you: whether the advised treatment is in line with accepted practice, what the alternatives are, and the questions worth asking your treating doctor. It is meant to be shared with your own doctor, and it never replaces them.
If you decide to travel: how the full journey works
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Share your case
Tell us your diagnosis and what treatment has been advised. After we connect, we send you a secure link for reports. Nothing sensitive goes through the website form.
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Teleconsult with a specialist
We schedule a video consultation or a written second opinion with a specialist from our network who is relevant to your condition.
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Transparent plan and quotes
You receive treatment options and itemized hospital quotes for your case. Our facilitation fee is shown separately, and it is never hidden inside a hospital bill.
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We coordinate everything in India
Admissions, scheduling with real dates for your case, visa invitation paperwork, airport pickup, accommodation through our travel arm Tripcuro, and follow-up after you fly home.
Hematology: FAQs
My sibling may be a match for a stem cell transplant. How does that work for foreign patients?
What does a written second opinion cover in hematology?
How do you decide which hospital to recommend?
Tell us about your case
A few lines are enough to start. We respond within four business hours.
Discuss your case with a specialist
Share your diagnosis in a few lines. We'll tell you honestly whether a remote consultation or written second opinion makes sense, and if travel isn't warranted, we'll say that too.
We respond within four business hours.
We are a small team — on weekends, expect a reply within one business day.