Don’t Let Knee Pain & High Costs
Decrease Your Quality of Life
Get good quality Knee Replacement Surgery in India at an affordable cost.
Get back on your feet for a fraction of the U.S. cost.
The U.S. Patient’s Dilemma: A Solvable Problem
Waiting for knee surgery in the U.S. often means enduring debilitating pain while facing staggering medical bills, complex insurance hurdles, and uncertainty about the final cost. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Hurdles You Face in the U.S.
Our Patient-First Solution
The India Advantage: No Compromises
Discover why thousands of U.S. patients are choosing India for their knee replacement surgery.
Incredible Savings with Transparent Pricing
Our primary goal is to provide access to affordable healthcare without surprises. Our all-inclusive packages cover the entire medical procedure with no hidden costs.
Total Knee Replacement Surgery In India
USD $6,000 – $9000
All-inclusive
- JCI-Accredited Hospital
- Surgeon & Anesthetist Fees
- All Pre-op Tests & Medications
- Private Hospital Room (5 – 7 days)
- Service Apartment & Food
- Airport pick-up & drop
- Dedicated Patient Coordinator
- High-Quality FDA/CE Approved Implants Included (Zimmer, Stryker, etc.)
- Post-op Care and stay in India
Total Knee Replacement Surgery In U.S.
USD $50,000+
Typical Procedure Cost
This often does not include surgeon fees, anesthesia, post-op care such as therapy to improve mobility or even the full hospital stay. With insurance, costs can still be $50,000+
The Implants that you can use is also restricted to what your insurer allows.
With Treatment Possible, you get absolute clarity and a single, affordable price for superior care.
That’s a potential saving of over 85% without compromising on quality.
World-Class Hospitals
Your safety and comfort are our top priorities. We partner exclusively with JCI-accredited hospitals. This is the highest global standard in healthcare, signifying that our partner hospitals meet or exceed the same rigorous standards as the top hospitals in the United States.
- State-of-the-art infrastructure and technology.
- Advanced diagnostic labs and robotic surgery systems.
- Strict infection control protocols.
- English-speaking medical staff and dedicated international patient services.
What JCI Accreditation Means for You:
This accreditation signifies that the hospitals meets international standards for patient safety, clinical excellence, and quality. It is rigorously audited making it a top-tier medical facility.
Explore Our world-class partner hospitals
Take a virtual tour of our NABH & JCI-accredited facilities. We’ve chosen partners known for their advanced technology, patient-centric care, and clinical excellence.
Accreditation:
NABH, NABL, NABH-MIS
Established:
1951
Beds:
350
Speciality:
Multi-Speciality
Key Features:
Accreditation:
NABH
Established:
2020
Beds:
100+
Speciality:
Oncology
Key Features:
Accreditation:
JCI, NABH & NABL
Established:
2002
Beds:
400+
Speciality:
Multi-Speciality especially cardiac & orthopaedics.
Key Features:
Accreditation:
JCI, NABH & NABL
Established:
2007
Beds:
350
Speciality:
Neurosciences, Gastroenterology, Nephrology and Liver diseases.
Experienced Surgeons, Exceptional Results
Our network of orthopedic surgeons is composed of the best in the field. They have years of experience and have international recognition.
- Internationally trained with fellowships in the US, UK, & Europe
- Vast experience with thousands of successful knee replacements performed.
- High success rates comparable to top global benchmarks (>98%).
- Expertise in advanced techniques like minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery.
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 Physio
Comfortable recovery through Physiotherapy
What Our Patients Say
How is the Knee Replacement Surgery Performed?
- Stage 1: The incision is usually about 8 to 10 inches long. In case of minimally invasive knee surgery, the incision is usually about 4 to 6 inches long.
- Stage 2: The surgeon will remove the damaged portions of your thigh and shin bone, removing a little of the bone beneath as well.
- Stage 3: Next, metal implants are placed into the joint space, usually cementing them into the remaining bone.
- Stage 4: In most cases, your surgeon will also remove part of the underside of the kneecap.
- Stage 5: A plastic spacer is inserted into the space between the metal implants, for ease of movement.
- Stage 6: The layers of your skin and muscle will be surgically closed.
*At times to give strength to the new implant bone graft may be used to make up for the bone loss in previous surgery and removal of implant thereafter. After the bone is readied, the implant is placed and fixed. For revision, the stem at times is longer to give strength. Metal block and platform block may be added to the main component in case of a bone deficit. Soft tissue repair may also be required.