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Medcasts editorial team

Hospitals enter our directory via three paths: verified accreditation (JCI, NABH, ISO, national body) + active license, minimum published clinical outcome data for the specialty, and transparent itemized pricing on request. We re-verify quarterly; hospitals lose listing status if accreditation lapses or complaints escalate. Featured/recommended status on individual cases depends on fit — surgeon volume for your procedure, language coverage, post-op follow-up pathway. See /editorial-policy for details.

This answer is general information, not medical advice. Your own doctor should confirm what applies to your case.

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Methodology and editorial standards

Answers are written by the Medcasts editorial team and updated when prices, guidelines or visa rules change.

  1. Hospital data. Accreditation, licences and facilities are checked against public registries (JCI, NABH, health-ministry licence lists) and hospital documents, and rechecked regularly.
  2. Doctor credentials. Qualifications and specialty come from the doctor's hospital profile and national medical council registers.
  3. Prices. Price ranges come from written hospital quotes and packages, not advertised rates.
  4. Clinical text. Written by our editorial team and checked against current published guidelines before it goes live.
  5. Independence. Hospitals cannot pay to change their position on our pages.