Treatment in India from Mozambique

How does a patient in Mozambique start?

A patient in Mozambique begins by sharing medical reports with Jivo on WhatsApp. Jivo prepares the case file, several specialists review it and give their opinions, and Jivo organises the consultations. The hospitals then send their estimates.

Once the patient chooses a hospital, Jivo obtains the Visa Invitation Letter from it and assists with the visa application. Mozambique is on the Government of India's e-Visa list, so a Mozambican patient can apply online for the e-Medical visa or apply for a regular medical visa at the High Commission of India in Maputo. An attendant applies for a medical attendant visa. When the visa is granted, the patient books the flight, and Jivo meets the patient at the airport in New Delhi and assigns a case manager and a hospital coordinator.

Is there a patient story from Mozambique?

Yes. Second Opinion in India Prevents Unnecessary Surgery for a Patient From Mozambique records a case in which a patient had been advised locally to have gastrointestinal surgery. Indian specialists in gastroenterology, orthopaedics and ENT reviewed the case and recommended a comprehensive evaluation first. The evaluation found that surgery was not indicated, and medication and lifestyle changes controlled the symptoms.

Which Jivo specialists conducted a Masterclass on the main procedures?

In brain and spine care, Dr. Tariq Matin conducted a Jivo Masterclass on neurointervention for stroke and aneurysm for international doctors on 9 August 2026, and Dr. Anil Kumar Kansal conducted a Jivo Masterclass on spine and neurosurgery for international doctors on 31 May 2026. In this group the estimates on Jivo cover craniotomy for brain tumour and spinal decompression and fixation.

For the heart, Dr. Aseem R. Srivastava conducted a Jivo Masterclass on the right moment for congenital heart surgery for international doctors on 31 August 2025, and Dr. Z S Meharwal conducted a Jivo Masterclass on advances in cardiac surgeries for international doctors on 26 October 2025. Jivo's heart estimates include tetralogy of Fallot repair and coronary artery bypass surgery (CABG).

In cancer and blood disorders, Dr. Niti Raizada, Principal Director Medical Oncology at Fortis Hospital, Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore, India, conducted a Jivo Masterclass on diagnosing common cancers and blood disorders for international doctors on 1 February 2026, and Dr. Dharma Choudhary conducted a Jivo Masterclass on bone marrow (stem cell) transplant for sickle cell disease for international doctors on 7 December 2025. The hospital estimates in this group include chemotherapy, immunotherapy and bone marrow transplant from a matched sibling or family donor.

For the knee, Dr. Subhash Jangid conducted a Jivo Masterclass on recent advances in joint replacement for international doctors on 13 April 2025, and Jivo has a hospital estimate for bilateral knee replacement. Dr. Yajvender Pratap Singh Rana conducted a Jivo Masterclass on urology, uro-oncology and kidney transplant for international doctors on 23 November 2025, and a hospital estimate exists for kidney transplant.

The ten procedures shown here are among those with the most hospital estimates on Jivo. Only the hospital can give an individual estimate, and it does so after its specialist has read the patient's reports.