Global Hospital Chennai is a NABH-accredited hospital with over 1,000 successful liver transplants, the most in the world. It specializes in organ and bone marrow transplant, cardiology, pulmonology, and oncology. Part of Gleneagles Global Hospitals, the group sees 2 million patients annually.

• First in India for minimally invasive lung transplant, combined heart-kidney transplant, and split liver transplant.
• Equipped with Da Vinci robot, TrueBeam STx, and 3 Tesla Silent MRI.
• Liver transplant survival rate of 95% over five years. Over 900 kidney transplants and 210+ heart-lung transplants completed.
• Listed in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals and World’s Best Smart Hospitals.
• International patient services include interpreters, hotel booking, airport transfers, and visa help.

Dr. Rela Institute & Medical Centre is a multidisciplinary Chennai hospital led by a surgeon holding a Guinness World Record. Its main specialties are liver transplant, oncology, orthopedics, and pediatrics. The hospital uses a Da Vinci robot, PET-CT, and linear accelerators for 1 mm accuracy.

• Over 4,000 liver transplants performed by the lead surgeon, including a record-setting procedure on a 5-day-old infant.
• 500+ liver transplants handled by the Organ Transplant Department, with combined liver-kidney transplant from a living donor.
• 4D radiotherapy for moving tumors and radiosurgery (X-knife) for brain tumors without affecting healthy tissue.
• Pediatric hematology-oncology offers both autologous and allogeneic bone marrow transplants.
• Orthopedics has dedicated spinal surgeons with 10+ years experience and a rehabilitation center on-site for recovering extremity function.

Sri Ramachandra Medical Center is a JCI and NABH-accredited multispecialty hospital in Chennai. It is best known for pediatric neurosurgery, neurology, and weight loss surgery.

• Prices are 3–4 times lower than US clinics.
• English-speaking medical staff and online consultations are available.
• Airport pickup and private rooms for international patients.
• Treats patients from the United States, Canada, the UK, and other countries.

Apollo Hospitals in Chennai was India's first corporate hospital, founded in 1983. It pioneered the private healthcare revolution and is now Asia's foremost integrated healthcare provider. The group operates telemedicine units across 10 countries.

• Part of a healthcare ecosystem that includes hospitals, pharmacies, primary care, and diagnostic clinics.
• Offers health insurance services, medical colleges, and e-learning through Med-varsity.
• Global projects consultancy and colleges of nursing and hospital management under the same group.