Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital

Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital (KDAH) is one of Mumbai's premier tertiary-care institutions, founded in 2009 under the Reliance Group's philanthropic arm. The hospital holds JCI accreditation and NABH certification, underscoring its commitment to international quality and patient-safety standards. KDAH operates a dedicated International Patient Services unit that coordinates visa assistance letters, airport transfers, interpreter support, and a single-point care coordinator for overseas patients. The hospital is particularly renowned for its Comprehensive Cancer Centre — one of India's largest — as well as its Centre for Neurosciences and its da Vinci robotic-surgery programme, which handles complex minimally invasive procedures across multiple specialties. Cardiology and cardiac surgery services include a 24/7 catheterisation laboratory and advanced electrophysiology capabilities. The transplantation programme covers liver, kidney, and bone-marrow procedures. Costs are substantially lower than equivalent care in Western countries: a cardiac bypass procedure typically runs USD 7,000–10,000, robotic prostatectomy USD 5,000–8,000, and knee replacement USD 5,500–8,500, all inclusive of a private room and post-operative physiotherapy. KDAH accepts several major international insurance plans on a direct-billing basis, and its billing team assists with pre-authorisation. Located in Andheri (West), the hospital is approximately 15 minutes from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport.