Partner Hospitals

1. How a hospital becomes a Renaid partner

Before we route any patient case to a hospital, we go through a qualification process rather than assuming a well-known name is automatically suitable:

• Confirming current accreditation status (NABH, JCI, or both) directly with the hospital
• Reviewing the specific department and specialist team relevant to the specialties we coordinate
• Confirming the hospital operates a dedicated international patient department
• Agreeing clear, transparent processes for cost estimates and billing communication
• Establishing a direct coordination contact rather than relying on general enquiry channels

2. What we won’t do

We won’t list a hospital’s name, accreditation status or specialty claims until we’ve verified them directly. If a detail can’t be confirmed, we leave it out rather than presenting an assumption as fact. This is also why we don’t publish a scrollable directory of hospital logos — a list like that says nothing about whether a hospital is actually right for your condition.

3. Specialty coverage we prioritise

Our partner qualification work is concentrated in the specialties we coordinate most: cardiac care, oncology, orthopedics, transplant medicine, fertility treatment, and general and cosmetic surgery. Coverage expands as new partnerships are confirmed.

4. What this means for your case

When you share your medical reports, we match you to a hospital from this qualification process based on your specific diagnosis — not the first available bed or the hospital with the biggest marketing budget.