Patient journey

What actually happens, stage by stage

From the first message to the follow-up appointment back in Accra. Nothing here is hidden until later — you can read the whole sequence before you decide anything.

A family gathering medical records and passports before travelling for treatment

Most of the work happens long before the flight — records, opinions and paperwork first.

Six stages

Each stage has its own page

Open the stage you are in. Most families read one or two at a time rather than all six at once.

  1. Stage 01

    Before You Travel

    Decisions, documents and dialysis arrangements to settle while still at home.

    Open stage
  2. Stage 02

    Preparing Your Medical Records

    What to collect so a nephrologist can give a grounded opinion.

    Open stage
  3. Stage 03

    Arrival in India

    Landing, immigration, transfer and the first days before admission.

    Open stage
  4. Stage 04

    Hospital Admission

    Registration, pre-operative work-up, consent and the inpatient stay.

    Open stage
  5. Stage 05

    Recovery

    Early recovery, medication routine and the checks before discharge.

    Open stage
  6. Stage 06

    Returning Home

    Handover to your doctor in Ghana, medicine supply and long-term follow-up.

    Open stage

Not at stage one yet?

Most people contact us long before they are ready to travel. Questions are welcome at any point.

Talk to our care team
Timelines

Durations differ from patient to patient. Where a stage lists days or weeks, treat it as a typical shape rather than a promise — the treating doctors set the actual schedule.

Next step

Request a kidney treatment assessment

Send us what you have — a diagnosis letter, recent labs, or simply your questions. A coordinator reviews it and explains the realistic options.