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Nephrology & Kidney Care

Kidney disease raises hard questions: how fast it is progressing, when dialysis becomes necessary, and whether transplant evaluation makes sense. We arrange remote consultations with nephrologists in our network, coordinate workups and dialysis-related procedures in India, and explain the transplant law plainly before anything else.

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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.

A dialysis unit between sessions: a row of haemodialysis machines with lines clipped and unconnected, empty reclining chairs beside a long window.

Conditions we coordinate care for

  • Chronic kidney disease requiring staging and a management plan
  • Glomerular diseases (nephrotic syndrome, glomerulonephritis)
  • Diabetic kidney disease
  • Polycystic kidney disease
  • Resistant hypertension with kidney involvement
  • Recurrent kidney stones (coordinated with urology)
  • Kidney failure on dialysis, including structured transplant evaluation

Procedures & services we coordinate

  • Comprehensive kidney workup: laboratory panels, imaging, and kidney biopsy where indicated
  • Independent review of dialysis timing and modality (hemodialysis versus peritoneal dialysis)
  • AV fistula creation and dialysis access surgery
  • Dialysis coordination during a treatment stay in India
  • Kidney transplant evaluation, strictly within Indian transplant law (see the note below)

A plain statement of the law: Kidney transplantation in India is governed by the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act (THOTA). For international patients that means the donor must be legally eligible, almost always a near relative; the relationship must be documented and certified through your own country’s embassy, and a hospital authorization committee must approve the transplant before it can proceed. Paying a donor is a crime, deceased-donor allocation places foreign nationals after Indian citizens, and we do not quote transplant prices on this site. We coordinate only within these rules; if your situation does not fit them, we will say so plainly.

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.

Country guides for this specialty

The same process, written around the paperwork, flights, funding and questions patients actually face in each country.

Useful guides to read next

Nephrology & Kidney Care: FAQs

Can you arrange a kidney donor for me?
No, and no legitimate facilitator can. Indian law prohibits any payment or inducement for organs. A transplant for a foreign patient requires a legally eligible donor, almost always a near relative, with relationship documents certified by your embassy and approval from a hospital authorization committee. If anyone offers to “arrange a donor”, walk away. We can coordinate a lawful evaluation with a donor from your own family, and explain every requirement before you travel.
What does a written second opinion cover for kidney disease?
It reviews your kidney function trend, urine studies, imaging and biopsy reports where available; states whether your staging and current management are in line with accepted practice; addresses whether dialysis timing or modality deserves a rethink; and answers, factually, whether transplant evaluation is a reasonable question for your case, without promising eligibility, a donor, or a timeline.
How do you decide which hospital to recommend?
We are hospital-neutral. We shortlist hospitals across India based on the specialists available for your specific condition, the hospital’s accreditation and infrastructure for your procedure, and your budget. We take no commissions from hospitals, so nothing pushes us toward one over another. We share named options privately once we are working on your case.

Tell us about your case

A few lines are enough to start. We respond within four business hours.

Please don't upload or paste medical reports here. We'll send you a secure link after we connect. And you already know what we charge: our fees are published before you share anything.

Prefer email? Write to aditya@medtu.care — it reaches the same team.

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.

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