Doctor consultation coordination
We help you contact doctors and arrange consultations, subject to provider availability.
Your health matters. We help you find the right care.
Medavira Global helps international patients explore hospitals, medical specialists and treatment-planning support in India. Our team offers guidance and coordination at every step.
Healthcare assistance, made easier.
Hospital assistance
We help you explore hospitals in India that may be suitable for your medical needs and available services.
Travel and patient support
We can help coordinate accommodation, local transport, visa-related practical information and communication during your medical journey.
Why choose Medavira Global?
We make your healthcare journey easier through personal assistance, clear communication and organised support.
Personal assistance
A team that listens to your needs and helps you communicate with suitable providers.
Suitable providers
Help finding hospitals and doctors based on your medical needs and available services.
Clear communication
Support with appointments, treatment information and medical travel arrangements.
International support
Assistance for patients from different countries throughout the coordination process.
Your healthcare journey in 6 simple steps.
Medavira coordinates practical details while hospitals and healthcare professionals remain responsible for medical decisions and treatment.
Contact us
Tell us what kind of medical help you are looking for.
Share your reports
If you choose, send relevant medical reports through our secure process.
Explore hospital options
We help you connect with suitable hospitals or specialists.
Receive information
The provider can share consultation details, treatment information and an estimate where available.
Plan your visit
We can help coordinate travel, accommodation and local transport.
Patient support
Our team helps with communication and coordination during your medical journey.
Support before, during and after a visit.
Medavira Global helps you understand the practical next step, without asking you to manage everything alone.
Talk through your concern
Find the right route
Use symptom guidance or clinician profiles to decide where to begin.
Prepare for a visit
Keep the details clear
Request a time, prepare practical questions and wait for confirmation.
Continue the conversation
Follow-up plan
Use telemedicine or a follow-up request to keep the next question moving.
Meet the clinicians behind the next step.
Read a specialty and experience summary first, then request a visit when a profile feels like the right place to begin.
When it cannot wait
For an immediate medical emergency, call emergency services. Do not wait for an online request or drive yourself when symptoms are severe.
Chest pain or trouble breathing
Sudden, severe or worsening chest pain and difficulty breathing need urgent medical help.
Possible stroke symptoms
New face drooping, arm weakness, confusion or speech difficulty can be urgent.
Severe bleeding or unconsciousness
Apply firm pressure with a clean cloth to severe bleeding when safe, then seek immediate help.
Call now
In India, dial 112 for emergency help. If you are elsewhere, call your local emergency number.
Call 112Questions before you request care
Open a question for a clear answer about appointments, preparation, video visits and urgent symptoms.
Can I request a particular clinician?
Yes. Explore profiles first, then include your preference in an appointment request. Availability and the appropriate specialty are confirmed before booking.
What should I prepare for an initial request?
Bring your main question, any relevant reports and a list of current medicines to a confirmed visit. Do not add sensitive medical records to a general website form.
Can I request a video visit?
Telemedicine may be useful for suitable follow-up or consultation needs. Explore the telemedicine service and request the format you need.
When should I use emergency services?
Use emergency services for immediate or potentially life-threatening symptoms. The symptom checker and appointment requests are not emergency care.
Which visa do I need for treatment in India?
Patients normally use an e-Medical Visa and attendants use an attendant visa. Requirements can change, so confirm the current rules for your nationality before applying.
Do I have to travel before getting an opinion?
No. You can start with a remote request and share only the reports relevant to your question. A coordinator can explain the next step before you make travel plans.
What happens after I return home?
Ask for a medical summary, prescriptions and a follow-up route before you leave. Future consultations can be coordinated with your local care team where appropriate.
Move forward with a clearer route.
Tell us what you already know—or begin with general guidance if you are still unsure. You stay in control of the next decision.
I know the care area or clinicianRequest an appointment
OpenI am unsure where to beginUse symptom guidance
OpenI have a practical questionAsk the care team
OpenOnline requests are not emergency care. Use emergency services for severe or immediate symptoms.
