About TransplantOcare
A guide to organ transplantation in India, and a route to the people who perform it.
Our mission
To minimise mortality related to organ failure and reduce the transplant waiting list in India through patient education and ethical collaboration between stakeholders.
Our vision
To provide accurate, transparent information about organ transplant disorders and procedures to patients and families, empowering informed decisions.
How this works
Four things decide whether a site like this is worth trusting: who gets listed, who checks the content, who pays, and what happens to your data. Here is the answer to each, with the page that demonstrates it.
Doctors and hospitals are verified
No doctor or hospital profile is published, and no hospital can receive a booking, until it has passed verification. A profile that lapses or is suspended stops being listed the same moment.
Browse verified hospitalsClinical content is reviewed
Medical and legal pages carry a risk tag. High-risk pages need a reviewer's approval before they are published — and editing one after publication sends it straight back for re-approval rather than leaving the old version live.
Read the condition libraryPatients are never charged
Using this site, searching it and requesting a consultation are free. Partner hospitals pay a facilitation fee when a referral results in a real consultation. Nothing is ever paid for an organ or for a clinical decision.
See what a transplant costsYour information stays yours
Consent is recorded with every enquiry. Medical documents are kept in private storage and shared only through expiring links. You can ask for a copy of what is held about you, or ask for it to be erased.
Contact us about your dataWhat you can do here
What we are not
- We are not a hospital and we do not provide treatment. Clinical decisions belong to your transplant team.
- We do not run, host or broker any organ matching or exchange. Allocation is the registries' job, and the law's.
- We are not an emergency service. If someone needs urgent attention, contact a hospital directly.
- Nothing here replaces the advice of the doctor who has actually seen the reports.
Have a question about a transplant?
A counsellor can talk it through with you — there is no charge.