Heart Surgeries / Valve Surgeries / Pacemaker
Advanced Heart Care at an Affordable Cost
Heart disease demands fast, skilled decisions. India has some of the busiest cardiac centres in the world, with surgeons who perform thousands of procedures each year and offer minimally invasive and robotic techniques. For international patients, this means access to modern care without long waiting times.
Conditions and Treatments
Coronary Artery Disease
Angioplasty with stents or coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG).
Heart Valve Disease
Repair or replacement with mechanical or tissue valves.
Rhythm Disorders
Pacemakers, ICDs and ablation.
Congenital Heart Defects
In children and adults.
Heart Failure and More
Heart failure, aortic disease and cardiomyopathy.
If you have chest pain or any emergency, please seek local emergency care immediately.
Bypass, Valve and Pacemaker
Bypass Surgery
CABG uses a blood vessel taken from the leg, arm or chest to create a new route around a blocked artery. Many patients recover in the hospital for about a week, with a gradual return to activity over six to twelve weeks.
Valve Surgery
Damaged valves can often be repaired, which preserves your own tissue. If replacement is needed, mechanical valves last long but require blood thinners for life, while tissue valves may avoid long-term anticoagulation but may wear out sooner. Your cardiologist will recommend the best valve for your age and health.
Pacemakers
A pacemaker is a small device placed beneath the skin that senses slow heart rhythms and delivers electrical impulses. Implantation takes about an hour under local anaesthesia, and patients usually go home within a day or two.
How We Help
You can send your angiograms, echo and ECG reports for a second opinion before you travel. We arrange admission, intensive care coordination, cardiac rehabilitation advice and detailed discharge records. If you have chest pain or any emergency, please seek local emergency care immediately.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can I travel home after surgery?
Often two to three weeks after open-heart surgery, if your surgeon agrees.
Can I get a second opinion first?
Yes. Send your reports and we will arrange a specialist review.