
Max Super Speciality
Saket & Patparganj · Delhi NCR
One of North India's largest haemato-oncology and transplant programmes, covering adult and paediatric cases, with particular depth in haploidentical transplantation and thalassaemia.
Accredited transplant centres in Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru, each operating a dedicated transplant ward rather than treating transplant patients on general oncology floors.
Accredited centres in Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Chennai, Mumbai and Bengaluru, each operating a dedicated transplant ward rather than treating transplant patients on general oncology floors.

Saket & Patparganj · Delhi NCR
One of North India's largest haemato-oncology and transplant programmes, covering adult and paediatric cases, with particular depth in haploidentical transplantation and thalassaemia.

Noida & Gurugram · Delhi NCR
Dedicated transplant units with separate adult and paediatric haematology teams and HEPA-filtered isolation, with structured follow-up for patients returning overseas.

Delhi · Chennai · Hyderabad
Among India's oldest private hospital networks and one of the first to build formal international patient services, with transplant programmes across several campuses.

Gurugram · Delhi NCR
A large multi-super-speciality institute with a well-resourced haematology and transplant division, supported by substantial critical care capacity.

Gurugram · Delhi NCR
A JCI and NABH-accredited hospital in Gurugram with a haemato-oncology and bone marrow transplant unit for adults and children, and an established international patient service.

Marathahalli · Bengaluru
A dedicated children's hospital with a paediatric haematology, oncology and BMT service, treating thalassaemia, sickle cell disease, aplastic anaemia and childhood leukaemia with matched sibling, unrelated and haploidentical transplants.
Mumbai · Chennai · Hyderabad · Kochi
Transplant capacity is not limited to the centres above. Depending on the diagnosis, budget and preferred city we can introduce you to accredited units elsewhere.

Principal Director & Chief, Haematology
Fortis, Noida

Vice Chairman, Haemato-Oncology & BMT
Max Healthcare

Consultant, Medical Oncology & BMT
Delhi NCR

Principal Director, Paediatric Haematology & BMT
Fortis, Noida

Consultant, Paediatric Haematology, Oncology & BMT
Rainbow Children's Hospital, Bengaluru

Senior Consultant, Paediatric Haemato-Oncology & BMT
Indraprastha Apollo, New Delhi
Ask how many transplants the unit performs each year, and specifically how many of your type. A centre performing 200 autologous transplants may perform very few haploidentical ones.
A dedicated, HEPA-filtered, positive-pressure ward with single-occupancy rooms. Transplant patients should not be nursed on a general oncology floor.
Whether a resident physician is present on the transplant floor overnight, and how quickly an intensivist attends. Complications escalate within hours.
HLA typing, chimerism testing, CMV PCR, flow cytometry, fungal diagnostics and a 24-hour blood bank with irradiation capability.
Establish which physician will take primary responsibility for the admission, and request a video consultation with them before travelling.
How overseas patients are monitored after discharge: teleconsultation frequency, who reviews local blood results, and how urgent problems are escalated.
Name the hospital and we will put your reports in front of their transplant team.