Specialties / Cardiac care

Plan cardiac care abroad

Information and support for patients in Bangladesh exploring cardiac care at selected international hospitals. We compare hospitals on accreditation and published outcomes, and put you in direct contact with the consultant who will treat you.

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What are you looking for?

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Specialist consultation

Speak with a cardiac specialist to understand your condition and treatment options abroad.

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Second opinion

Get an additional expert opinion on your diagnosis and treatment plan.

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Diagnostic assessment

Plan for tests and evaluations to get a clearer picture of your heart health.

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Procedure planning

Learn about treatment procedures and what to expect during your stay.

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Prepare for your consultation

Having the right information ready can help you make the most of your consultation.

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Existing diagnosis

Share your current condition and any previous treatments.

Recent reports

Bring relevant test results and medical reports.

Current medicines

Provide a list of current medications and dosages.

Questions for the specialist

Note down your concerns and questions beforehand.

Example hospitals for cardiac care

Illustrative listings showing the type of information we publish. We share options matched to your case once you get in touch.

Hospital A — cardiac centre

Multi-specialty hospital with a dedicated cardiac catheterisation lab. Accreditation and outcomes to be confirmed with the provider.

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Hospital B — cardiac surgery

Established cardiac surgery unit with international patient services. Cost estimate issued in writing after review of reports.

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Key cost factors

The total cost can vary based on several factors, including:

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Assessment

Type and number of consultations and tests required.

Treatment plan

The recommended procedure or course of treatment.

Length of stay

Duration of hospital stay and recovery period.

Travel

Flights, local transport and accommodation.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to common questions about planning cardiac care abroad.

How do I know if I need to go abroad for cardiac care?

That is a clinical decision for your treating cardiologist. We help you get a second opinion and a written treatment plan before any travel is booked.

What documents are needed for a consultation?

Recent reports, imaging, current medication list and your diagnosis summary. Scans in digital form are easiest to share.

How long does the process usually take?

From first enquiry to appointment is typically two to four weeks, depending on how quickly reports arrive and how soon the consultant has capacity.

Can a family member stay with me during treatment?

Most hospitals we work with allow one attendant. Rules differ by hospital and by ward, so confirm the specific policy before booking travel.

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Unsure where to start?

Send your reports and we will return a shortlist with written cost estimates.

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