
Profile
Amrita Hospital in Sector 88, Faridabad, is a university teaching hospital on a 130-acre campus, opened in August 2022 and built under the Mata Amritanandamayi Math, which has run Amrita Hospital in Kochi since 1998. It is planned for 2,600 beds, opening in phases, with 534 critical-care beds, 64 modular operating theatres and 81 specialties, and is NABH accredited with an NABL-accredited laboratory.
Its doctors perform kidney transplants (including blood-group-incompatible transplants) and liver transplants, and robotic knee and hip replacement with the Mako system. The hospital has announced a brain and spine centre with Brainlab.
For international patients, Amrita sends the invitation letter for the medical visa, coordinates airport transfers, and offers interpreters including Arabic and Maldivian. One family member can stay in the patient's room, and others can use the guest house on campus. Payment is by card, cash or bank transfer before travel.
Orvica can send your reports, with your consent, to the relevant Amrita department and bring back a written opinion and cost estimate, and compare it with other Delhi NCR hospitals for your case. We also help with visa guidance, airport pickup, interpreters for French, Russian and other languages, and follow-up after you return home.
Treatment at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad for international patients
Send your medical reports to Orvica and we share them, with your consent, with the relevant department at Amrita Hospital, Faridabad. You receive a written treatment opinion and cost estimate from the hospital, usually a few working days after your reports are complete. The case review is free; you pay the hospital directly for treatment.
- Free case review and written estimate before you travel
- Free medical visa guidance (you pay only the government visa fee)
- Free airport pickup and drop, and help finding a place to stay nearby
- Interpreters for Arabic, French, Russian and other languages
- Follow-up support after you return home
Please confirm current services and availability directly with the provider. Treatment recommendations and medical decisions must come from qualified treating clinicians.
