Angioplasty in India at a Fraction of the U.S. Cost
Don’t let exorbitant costs compromise your heart health. With 20+ years of experience, we provide access to JCI-accredited hospitals and elite surgeons in India for your angioplasty procedure.
The Clear Advantage of Choosing India
Tired of the U.S. healthcare maze? See how we offer a better path to cardiac wellness.
Save Up to 80%
An angioplasty in the U.S. can cost over $32,000. Our all-inclusive packages in India start from just $3,500, with no hidden fees. Your savings can cover travel for you and a companion, with plenty left over.
Uncompromising Quality
We partner exclusively with JCI-accredited hospitals, the same gold standard for quality and safety met by top U.S. medical centers. Expect state-of-the-art equipment and internationally recognized protocols.
Immediate Treatment
Why wait weeks or months for an elective procedure? In India, your angioplasty can be scheduled almost immediately, putting you on the path to recovery without delay and anxiety.
Our Unwavering Commitment to Your Health & Safety
We understand your concerns about receiving medical care abroad. That’s why we’ve built our 20-year reputation on a foundation of trust, quality, and exceptional outcomes.
Transparent Pricing. No Surprises.
Angioplasty Package In India
USD $4,500
All-inclusive
- JCI-Accredited Hospital
- Procedure (1 Drug-Eluting Stent)
- Surgeon & Anesthetist Fees
- All Pre-op Tests & Medications
- Private Hospital Room
- Service Apartment & Food
- Airport pick-up & drop
- Dedicated Patient Coordinator
- Post-Op care in Hospital
Angioplasty Package In U.S.
USD $32,000+
Typical Procedure Cost
This often does not include surgeon fees, anesthesia, or even the full hospital stay. With insurance, out-of-pocket costs can still be $5,000 – $10,000+.
With Treatment Possible, you get absolute clarity and a single, affordable price for superior care.
Your Trusted Partner for Over 20 Years
We are not just a facilitator; we are your dedicated guide. With two decades of experience helping international patients, we understand your concerns and needs intimately. We manage every detail, so you can focus solely on your recovery.
Travel Assistance
Help with VISA, flights, and pick-drop from airport.
Coordinated Care
All appointments, accommodations & admissions handled.
No Language Barrier
English-speaking staff and translators.
Post-Op Needs
Get Medications at a much cheaper cost.
Your Hassel-Free Journey to a Healthier Heart
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ’s)
What are Stents?
Stents are small, metal, mesh tubes used to treat blockages in the coronary arteries.
What are the Types of Angioplasty?
There are two types of angioplasty:
- Balloon angioplasty uses a tiny balloon catheter which is inserted in a blocked blood vessel to improve blood flow to your heart. Balloon angioplasty involves using the pressure of an inflated balloon to clear plaque that is blocking an artery.
- Stent placement in the artery – Angioplasty is often combined with the placement of a small wire mesh tube called a stent. The stent helps to open the artery, decreasing its chance of narrowing again. Stents will help to prevent artery narrowing again after angioplasty.
How is an Angioplasty Performed?
Angioplasty is performed by a heart specialist (cardiologist), depending on the number of blockages.
- Step 1 – Before beginning angioplasty, a surgeon will clean and numb the area where the catheter enters the body, usually the groin but sometimes the wrist.
- Step 2 – Next, a doctor inserts the catheter into the artery and directs it towards the coronary artery, watching its progress through an X-ray.
- Step 3 – Once the catheter is in position, the doctor injects a contrast dye through the artery, which helps identify blockages around the heart.
- Step 4 – Once the blockages are located, the doctor inserts a second catheter and a guidewire, usually with a balloon at the tip.
- Step 5 – When the second catheter is in position, the doctor inflates the balloon, which pushes the plaque build-up away and opens up the artery. The surgeon may insert a stent to keep the artery open.
How is an Angioplasty Performed?
After having an angioplasty and stenting, you should continue healthy lifestyle habits and take medications as prescribed by your doctor. You should keep the following in mind to keep your heart healthy after angioplasty:
- You should quit smoking
- You should lower your cholesterol levels
- You should eat a healthy diet that is low in saturated fat
- You should maintain a healthy weight
- You should control other conditions, such as diabetes and high blood pressure
- You should get regular exercise
- You should intake medication prescribed by your doctor.
- You should drink 8 to 10 glasses of clear fluids (water is preferred).
- You should keep the surgical area clean and dry while taking a shower.
- You should not use creams, lotions or ointment on the wound site.
- You should wear loose clothes.
- You should not strain during bowel movements for 3 to 4 days to prevent bleeding from the catheter insertion site.
Can Angioplasty Cure Coronary Artery Disease?
It can open a blocked artery, but it cannot cure coronary artery disease. Lifestyle details like smoking and diet will still need some adjustment. You will be given an exercise program to follow.