Free case review · Treatment fees are paid to the hospital · A coordinator replies within one working day

About us

A clear plan for a hard decision.

Most families write when the local wait is long, the quote at home is out of reach, or a specialist opinion is hard to get. SK Global Health prepares the India path: which hospitals fit, what it is likely to cost, and who meets you when you land.

Who we are

SK Global Health is an international patient facilitation service focused on people travelling from Africa to India. We introduce cases to accredited hospitals and coordinate the practical work around care.

We do not employ surgeons. We do not diagnose. We do not take treatment payments in our own name. Clinical decisions stay with the patient and the treating doctors.

How we earn trust

The first review is free. You can stop at any point. Hospital names and a written estimate come after we have enough medical information to make a comparison useful.

If a case is not a good fit for travel, we say so. Flying for treatment should be a considered choice, not a rushed one.

What we handle

Medicine stays with the hospital. Logistics stay with us.

Case preparation

We tell you which reports to send and request a specialist opinion from suitable centres.

Hospital matching

Accreditation, surgeon focus, technology, city, and budget — compared before you choose.

Video opinion

Where the hospital offers it, you can speak with a specialist before booking flights.

Visa paperwork

Invitation letter support and a checklist for the Indian e-Medical Visa and an attendant.

Arrival and stay

Airport pickup, transfers, a hotel near the hospital, and a local SIM if you need one.

After you fly home

Discharge papers explained, fitness-to-fly timing, and WhatsApp follow-up questions relayed.

Who we support

Patients and the person travelling with them.

Most enquiries come from Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Zambia, Cameroon, Senegal, and South Africa. If your country is not listed, write anyway.

Tell us about the patient.

A name, a country, and the reports you already have are enough to begin.

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