Coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG)
USD 4,500–7,500
Existing VStake planning estimate only, not a hospital quote; surgical approach, room category and clinical complexity can change the quote.
Prepare cardiac records for review, compare a written procedure plan and confirm the practical steps involved in travelling from Kenya to India for heart care.
Planning information, not a clinical recommendation. Existing VStake amounts are indicative planning estimates, not offers or hospital quotes. Ask the selected hospital for a written estimate after clinical review. Visa and travel rules can change.
A cardiologist or cardiac surgeon should review the diagnosis, angiography, echocardiography, laboratory results and current symptoms before confirming whether medication, an intervention or surgery is appropriate.
These figures help frame questions only. They are not Kenya-specific offers, packages or final estimates.
USD 4,500–7,500
Existing VStake planning estimate only, not a hospital quote; surgical approach, room category and clinical complexity can change the quote.
Hospital quote required
Ask whether consultation, consumables, medicines and same-day or overnight admission are included.
Hospital quote required
The number and type of stents and the patient’s condition materially affect cost.
USD 5,500–8,500
Existing VStake planning estimate for valve replacement only, not a hospital quote; implant and procedure type require confirmation.
Use the hospital directory as a starting list. Confirm the required department, specialist credentials, accreditation evidence, availability and written estimate for this specific case before deciding.
Explore hospital listingsThe High Commission’s visa-types page states that travellers arriving in India from Kenya should possess a valid yellow-fever vaccination certificate. Recheck this notice and any other entry requirements before departure.
High Commission visa types and vaccination noticeCompare current transport options from your departure city to the selected hospital city. Airline schedules, transit rules and fitness-to-fly requirements can change, so verify them directly before purchase. Keep digital and printed copies of medical reports, prescriptions, appointment details and emergency contacts.
Once the hospital appointment, visa position and entry checks are confirmed, use independent booking platforms to compare current options.
VStake does not control these platforms. Check price, baggage, cancellation, transit and refund conditions before paying. Avoid non-refundable bookings until treatment dates and fitness to fly are confirmed.
VStake’s existing planning range for CABG is USD 4,500–7,500, but it is not a provider quote. The final estimate depends on the clinical plan, hospital, surgeon, room category and required care. Ask for a written itemised estimate after record review.
Share recent ECG, echocardiogram and angiogram files together with consultation notes, discharge summaries, current medicines, allergies and relevant medical history. The receiving hospital should confirm what it needs before scheduling care.
Ask who will review the case, which procedure is being proposed, what the estimate includes, how long ICU and room care may last, and what fitness-to-fly and follow-up instructions will be provided.
Scheduling depends on clinical urgency, specialist availability, pre-operative assessment and hospital capacity. Obtain a provisional plan before travel and reconfirm the appointment after visa and transport arrangements are complete.
Official travel guidance review
Visa, entry-health, country-profile and Indian visa portal links were last reviewed on 18 September 2026. Requirements and government pages can change, so verify them again before applying or booking travel.
Kenya travel guidance needs a fresh review
This guidance is past its 30-day review interval. Editors should rerun the official-link check and re-confirm the visa, entry-health and country-profile source content before publishing.