Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI)

Fortis Memorial Research Institute is located in Sector 44, Gurugram, Haryana, India. It is situated in a well-connected part of Gurugram, making it relatively convenient for patients travelling from Delhi, the wider NCR region and overseas. The hospital's location also provides access to hotels and other accommodation options in Gurugram.

The nearest major international airport is Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), New Delhi. International patients arriving from countries such as Iraq, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Kenya and other regions generally use Delhi Airport when travelling to FMRI.

Fortis Memorial Hospital FMRI is roughly 15–20 km from Indira Gandhi International Airport, depending on the route and terminal. The actual driving time can vary considerably because of Delhi-Gurugram traffic. International patients should ideally plan airport transfers in advance rather than arranging transportation after landing. Global Onco Care can coordinate airport pickup and onward transportation as part of a medical travel package

Huda City Centre (Millennium City Centre Gurugram) is one of the major metro stations serving the area around FMRI. Patients can continue from the metro station by taxi or other local transportation.

FMRI is a multispecialty and quaternary-care hospital with services covering more than 30 specialties. Its important clinical programmes include cardiac sciences, oncology, neurosciences, organ transplantation, bone marrow transplantation, gastroenterology, hepatobiliary sciences, orthopaedics, urology, robotic surgery, nephrology, paediatrics and critical care.

Yes. Haematology, haemato-oncology and bone marrow transplantation are among FMRI's specialised programmes. Patients considering a bone marrow transplant should send previous pathology, bone marrow reports, genetic or molecular testing, treatment history and other relevant records before travelling wherever possible.

An overseas patient can contact FMRI's International Patient Services team or work through a medical tourism facilitator such as Global Onco Care. Fortis states that its international patient coordinators can coordinate doctor appointments and related investigations and treatment services. Global Onco Care can help the patient collect medical reports, identify the appropriate specialty, submit the case for review and coordinate the next steps before the patient travels to India.

Yes. Global Onco Care can coordinate the submission of an international patient's medical case to the appropriate hospital department or specialist and assist with communication during the pre-travel stage. However, the medical opinion, diagnosis, recommended treatment and clinical decision are made by the treating hospital and doctor. Global Onco Care's role is to facilitate communication and the medical travel process.

Through Global Onco Care, international patients can submit their available medical reports for treatment coordination and request an approximate treatment plan and cost estimate before travelling.

Global Onco Care can assist patients in organising their medical documents and coordinating the pre-travel consultation process.

Fortis provides assistance with visa-related documentation and visa invitation/requisition letters for international patients travelling to India for treatment. We will help to get Visa letter and guide at every step.

Yes. Fortis lists airport pickup and drop services among its international patient services. The international patient team can coordinate the arrival transfer and provide information about the representative meeting the patient. Global Onco Care can also help arrange airport pickup, hospital transfers and local transportation so that patients do not have to manage these arrangements immediately after a long international journey.

This can be particularly useful for Arabic-speaking patients and other overseas patients who are more comfortable discussing complex medical information in their native language. Global onco Care can also assist with language coordination during the medical travel process.