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✔️ Shortness of Breath
✔️ End Stage Heart Failure
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A heart transplant is a life-saving procedure in which a failing or severely diseased heart is replaced with a healthy donor heart. It is typically recommended when the heart can no longer pump blood effectively despite medication, angioplasty, or bypass surgery. At Shinon Global, we connect patients with the best heart transplant hospital in India, ensuring timely intervention, ethical care, and expert-led treatment based on each patient’s medical condition.
The most common conditions that may require a heart transplant include:
• Cardiomyopathy — A disease of the heart muscle that weakens its pumping ability.
• Coronary artery disease — Severe blockage of arteries leading to repeated heart attacks.
• Congenital heart disease — Structural abnormalities present from birth that worsen with age.
• Severe heart valve disease — Advanced valve damage causing poor blood circulation.
• Life-threatening arrhythmias — Irregular heart rhythms unresponsive to medication or devices.
• Post-cardiac surgery failure — When previous surgeries like bypass or valve replacement fail.
• End-stage heart failure — When the heart can no longer meet the body’s demands despite treatment.
At Shinon Global, we support you through every step of the process, including transplant evaluation, hospital selection, and legal transplant approval under the THOA Act, ensuring you receive the best possible care from the best heart transplant doctor in India.
We assist patients in accessing advanced heart transplant options coordinated by the most experienced heart transplant surgeon in India, selected based on your medical condition, urgency, and donor compatibility.
1. Orthotopic Heart Transplant
This is the standard and most common type of heart transplant, where the patient’s diseased heart is removed and replaced with a healthy donor heart in the same position. Routinely performed for patients with end-stage heart failure. Shinon facilitates orthotopic transplants at leading cardiac centers across India.
2. Heterotopic Heart Transplant
Also known as a piggyback transplant, this involves connecting the donor heart to the existing heart. It is used in cases where the original heart cannot be removed due to high pulmonary pressure or structural issues. Rare but available when medically indicated at Shinon’s partner hospitals.
3. Combined Heart and Lung Transplant
Performed when both heart and lungs are severely damaged. Ideal for congenital heart disease or advanced pulmonary hypertension. Coordinated at elite multi-specialty hospitals with dual organ expertise.
Through our accredited hospital network, patients access not only world-class cardiac expertise but also affordable heart transplant cost in India—up to 80% savings compared to the US, UK, or UAE.
If you are travelling to India for a heart transplant with a donor, specific legal and ethical approvals are required. Shinon Global supports you through every stage.
For related donors, required documents:
• Valid medical visas (donor and recipient)
• Passports & photographs
• Embassy NOC and attested identity proof
• Family photo showing relation
• Birth/marriage certificates, government IDs
• ITRs and bank statements (3 years)
• All medical records from your country
Additional documents for unrelated donors:
• NOC from donor’s family
• Proof related donors are unfit
• Verified family tree
• Physical presence of donor’s family during approval
• Magistrate-attested affidavits with photos
Note: The donor must be at least 18 years old and a clinical match.
Our transplant coordinators handle all paperwork, embassy formalities, and legal compliance so you can focus on recovery.
| Country | Approximate Cost per Transplant (USD) |
|---|---|
| India | USD 45,000 – 70,000 (all-inclusive packages) |
| USA | USD 120,000 – 300,000 (without insurance) |
| Singapore | USD 90,000 – 150,000 |
| UK | USD 100,000 – 250,000 |
| Thailand | USD 70,000 – 90,000 |
Shinon helps patients access affordable transplants in India with transparent pricing and comprehensive care.
At Shinon Global, we understand that a heart transplant is a complex, life-saving journey. Our expert case managers assist you from evaluation to rehab.
Here’s why patients choose us:
• Partnerships with top JCI & NABH-accredited transplant hospitals
• Access to India’s best heart transplant doctors with decades of experience
• 5,000+ transplants successfully coordinated
• Personalized surgeon and hospital selection based on your reports
• Complete support for donor matching, THOA documentation, and scheduling
• Post-op care including rehab planning, medication guidance, and travel coordination
With Shinon Global, you get trusted, compassionate care centered around your health, safety, and recovery—whether you’re seeking a transplant in Mumbai, Delhi, or another major city.
Heart transplant success rates in India range between 85%-90% for the first year, depending on the patient’s condition, hospital expertise, and post-operative care.
The waiting period can vary from a few weeks to several months based on donor availability, blood group compatibility, and medical urgency.
Yes, international patients can undergo a heart transplant in India, provided they meet the legal and ethical donor requirements under the THOA Act.
Some private insurance providers offer limited coverage for heart transplants, but international patients typically need to pay or access treatment via medical tourism packages.
Post-transplant care includes regular medication (immunosuppressants), routine follow-ups, dietary adjustments, and avoiding strenuous activities to ensure long-term heart health.
Yes, combined heart-lung transplants are available at select multispeciality hospitals in India with advanced transplant programs.
Generally, candidates between 18–65 years are considered eligible, depending on their overall health, although exceptions may apply on a case-by-case basis.
Possible complications include organ rejection, infection, blood pressure fluctuations, and side effects from immunosuppressive medication.
Top cities include Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bangalore, known for their advanced cardiac hospitals and transplant surgeons.
With proper care, a transplanted heart can last 10–15 years or more, though outcomes vary based on individual health and adherence to follow-up care.
Revocery for a heart transplant patient may take years.
