Video Consult Best Kidney Transplant Doctors in New Delhi, India from Accra, Ghana
Life on dialysis is exhausting, and in Ghana a transplant simply isn't available. In India, it is. Speak with a senior Indian kidney transplant specialist over video, with a willing family donor, and get a clear written plan within 48 hours — no travel needed to talk, and nothing to pay.
People in Accra with kidney failure who need a transplant — which isn't available in Ghana — can get a free video consultation with a senior Indian transplant specialist through GAF Healthcare. Share your kidney reports over WhatsApp, and within 48 hours you'll receive a written plan, guidance on the family-donor process, and a clear cost estimate, with no need to travel just to talk.
GAF Healthcare connects kidney failure patients in Accra, Ghana with nephrologists and transplant surgeons at NABH- and JCI-accredited hospitals in New Delhi, India, where living-donor kidney transplants achieve 90–95% success. The free video consultation reviews your kidney function and dialysis history, confirms transplant suitability, explains the family-donor and blood-matching process, and provides a written cost estimate within 48 hours. Indian law permits transplants for international patients only with a related living donor; GAF guides families through the legal process and arranges the visa, accommodation and support for the 6–8 week stay.
- Living-donor kidney transplant in India
- from ~$13,000
- Success rate (living donor)
- 90–95%
- Saving vs USA
- ~95%
- Donor requirement
- Willing family member (by law)
- Typical stay in India
- 6–8 weeks
- Consultation
- Free, no obligation
Frequently Asked Questions
There's no transplant programme in Ghana — can I really get one in India?
Yes. India has well-established living-donor transplant programmes and treats international patients regularly.
Who is allowed to donate a kidney to me?
By Indian law, a willing donor from your own family — a close relative. The specialist will explain who qualifies. Kidneys cannot be bought or sold.
What if my donor's blood type doesn't match mine?
There are ABO-incompatible transplants that make this possible with extra preparation. It costs a little more, and the specialist will advise.
Is donating safe for my family member?
Yes. Donors go on to live normal, healthy lives with one kidney, and the donor is carefully assessed and protected throughout.
Will I really be free from dialysis?
A successful transplant means most people no longer need dialysis and can return to normal life.
What will it cost?
From around $13,000 for a matching living-donor transplant. You'll get a written estimate covering both donor and recipient.
How long would we need to stay in India?
About 6–8 weeks in total, covering the legal steps, the surgery and recovery. The specialist will confirm for your case.
What about medicines afterward?
You'll take anti-rejection medicines for life, roughly $100–$180 a month, and the team helps you arrange a reliable supply.
What should we send before the consultation?
Recent kidney function tests, your dialysis records, your blood group, and your overall medical history.
Is the video consultation truly free?
Yes. You'll get a written opinion within 48 hours, with no obligation to go further.