Our Specialities At Manipal Hospitals India
Patients from Bangladesh often travel to India for specialised medical treatment, complex surgical procedures, and expert second opinions that may not be easily accessible locally. Many patients from Dhaka, Chittagong, and other regions of Bangladesh seek treatment in India for advanced cancer care, bone marrow transplantation (BMT), liver transplantation, paediatric oncology, cochlear implant surgery, haematology services, and dedicated thalassaemia management.
Manipal Hospitals Global provides Bangladeshi patients access to experienced specialists, medical specialities, advanced treatments, latest technologies, and comprehensive care across oncology, cardiology, neurosciences, gastroenterology, nephrology, orthopaedics, transplant medicine, and other super-speciality disciplines. Advanced treatment options available include robotic-assisted surgery, TAVR for heart valve disease, advanced epilepsy surgery, and targeted cancer therapies all supported by multidisciplinary clinical teams.
Many patients choose treatment in India from Bangladesh to benefit from timely specialist consultations, personalised treatment options, and comprehensive international patient support. Dedicated international patient coordinators assist with various treatment needs, online video consultations, medical record reviews, treatment estimates, appointment scheduling, Indian medical visa guidance, accommodation arrangements, and travel planning. Bengali-speaking coordinators and interpreter support are also available to help patients and families communicate comfortably throughout their treatment journey.
With convenient travel connectivity between Dhaka and major Indian healthcare destinations such as Delhi, Bengaluru, Goa, Pune and Kolkata, treatment planning is often straightforward for patients and accompanying family members. From initial consultation through treatment, rehabilitation, and follow-up care, Manipal Hospitals Global provides coordinated support designed specifically for international patients seeking reliable medical treatment in India from Bangladesh.
