We are well aware that the lookout for medical treatment can be an exhausting experience, especially if you have to travel abroad. Our International Patients Division at Chaitanya Stemcell Center thus, goes all-out in order to make you feel at home and return comfortably. We understand and cater to your special requirements. Our aim is to make your travel and stay for the duration of treatment as smooth as possible.

Learn more about us

You can find out more about the conditions we treat and the facilities we offer, by going through our Cell Therapy, Neurorehabilitation & Facilities section. Take your time. Go through the information, and let us know if you have any queries.

Learn about our Team

At Chaitanya stem cell Center , we have the most qualified doctors for heading the different division. Our team of doctors guarantee the best available treatment options. We have several medical specialists each designated in their own area of expertise. Learn about our Chaitanya Stemcell Center.

Book a consultation and send in your previous medical reports

Send us an email, fill up our Contact Us form or just give us a call on +91 9011111222 / +91 9511111222. That is all you need to do to establish contact with us. One of our medical coordinators will reach out to you immediately and help you through the process. You may have to share your medical reports and details of the current medical conditions of the patient so that our doctors can provide you with an accurate prognosis. You also have the option of sharing with us the current status of the patient in form of videos, capturing their current daily activities. The treatment process will require you to travel to us but we can make this easier on you by sharing our advice and information no matter where you are.

We aim to make it easier for you

If you choice to proceed with the treatment after the initial consultation, then we are here to help you through all the questions and doubts that may come to your mind. We will

• Answer all your queries about “who”, “what”, where”, “how” and “why” or anything else that may come to your mind
• Help make the process of consultation smoother if more than one consultation with a doctor is required
• Clear all question regarding payments by providing an all-inclusive calculation of the treatment costs
• Share details about the protocol- the time period, precautions to be taken, any special requirements pertaining to diet/physiotherapy etc.
• We will also be sending to you all our other details like our brochures, our scientific publications and books that will make available any additional information you may need to understand the therapy.

Stay and travel arrangement

We strive to make your travel here and your stay with us as comfortable as possible. Please read through and Travel and Stay section. It will take you through every single thing you need know about how we can help you find a home away from home for the duration of the treatment.

Payment methods

Please coordinate with our Patient Coordinator, to learn about the payment process, compatible with Government regulations.

The following procedure is to be followed for admission of international patients.

International patients

• The admission process starts on a Sunday and the patients are expected to report at the hospital at 8:00 am.
• You will need to coordinate with our Patient Coordinator assigned to you, to know about the accomodation available.
• The discharge day is set on a Saturday and the patient and their attendants have to make their provisions for their return on Saturday afternoon itself.
• Smoking and consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited within the hospital premises.
• Cooking within the ward is not permitted.
• The patient is allowed to leave for shopping/city tour, etc during the 8-day treatment procedure.

Sitting atop the Deccan Plateau with the Mutha River flowing alongside is the popular city Pune. This is the second largest city in Maharashtra. Also known as the “Queen of Deccan”, this hilly city has a royal history of being home to the Rahstrakuta Dynasty taken over and ruled by the mighty Chhatrapati Shivaji.Dagaduseth Halwai Ganpati temple, rock carved Pataleshwar temple, Aga khan palace where Mahatma Gandhi was kept under house arrest and the famous Shaniwar wada built during the time of Bajirao Peshwa.

1. Shaniwar Wada

Shaniwarwada, once the seat of the Peshwa governance in Pune is a 286-year-old mansion and is one of the finest examples of architecture in the city. It is now one of the most popular tourist destinations in Maharashtra. This grand mansion was built by the Peshwa Bajirao I himself as the residence of the Peshwas. Although the Wada currently covers an area of 625 acres, in its heyday it covered almost the entire area of the city itself. The place never fails to amaze the visitor with its various forts and fountain, and the majestic statue of Baji Rao I that greets the visitor at the entrance of the palace. Although most of the Wada was destroyed by an unexplained fire in 1828, what remains of it is equally thrilling and majestic.

2. Aga Khan Palace

The mighty edifice of Aga Khan Palace is situated in Pune and was built by Sultan Muhammed Shah Aga Khan III in the year 1892. It is one of the most important landmarks in Indian history and has been instrumental in many defining moments of India’s independence. It was once the site where Mahatma Gandhi, his wife Kasturba Gandhi, as well as Sarojini Naidu and Mahadev Desai were held prisoners. Aga Khan Palace is well known both for its architectural excellence as well as its historical significance. Spread over a vast land of 19 acres, the palace is now the headquarters of the Gandhi National Memorial society. Here, making khadi is still one of the prime activities.

3. Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple

A divine place of worship devoted to Lord Ganapati, Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganapati temple is extremely famous for its religious festivities and is located in Pune, Maharashtra. The temple receives a considerable crowd of devotees every day who come to attend the daily pooja, abhisheka and the Arti of Lord Ganesh. The idol of Lord Ganapati is 2.2 meters high and 1 meter wide and is adorned with almost 40 kilos of gold. The temple receives offerings of gold and money from Lord Ganapati’s devotees every day which goes into the temple’s trust. The temple is open daily from 6 am to 11 pm.

4. Osho Ashram

Osho Ashram, located at Koregaon Park in Pune, is a place known for its serenity and surreal practices of meditation and love to achieve divinity. It is popularly known as Osho Meditation Resort and it is a unique blend of meditation and the Greek concept of resort stay. The Ashram is a tranquil place which brings you to your own centre of peace, meditation, and oneness. The ideologies of Osho also can be found here. Shrouded in mystery, awe, and mysticism; The Osho Ashram is open only for its members. Non-members are required to buy a one-day pass to visit the premises.

5. Lal Mahal

Lal Mahal located near Shaniwar Wada in Pune is a historic landmark of the 16th century. Subject to innumerable attacks and initial revival, the palace has significant stories to tell. It was first restored by Shivaji Maharaj’s father Shahaji Bhosle for his family to stay in the 1630s. From being a childhood home for Chhatrapati Shivaji to taking Shaistekhan head-on, this red coloured structure is an architectural marvel depicting craftsmanship and culture of that time.

6. Parvati Hill Station

Brought into existence by the great Peshwa ruler Balaji Baji Rao in the 17th century, and rising to over 2,000 feet, Parvati hill offers a sweeping view of the city of Pune. It is located in the south-east part of Pune. The hill in itself brags of beautiful views away from the hustle and bustle of the city with a pleasant climate throughout the year. It serves as a shrine for several Hindu Gods- God Shiva, Goddess Parvati, God Vishnu, Goddess Rukmini and God Vitthalla, and God Vinayakar. Parvati temple, however, is dedicated to Goddess Parvati and God Shiva.

7. Sinhgad Fort

Located in the Sahyadri Mountains, Sinhagad Fort is an ancient fortress known for its historical significance and architecture. It was once known as Kondhana and has witnessed a number of battles; one notable battle being the 1670 Battle of Sinhagad. The name, “Sinhagad”, literally means Lion’s Fort signifying its strength and brilliance. Today, the structure is a perfect landmark for trekkers as it is located at a height of over 750 metres in the Sahyadri Mountains. In fact, the fort is strategically built right in the centre of the line of Maratha forts built in the Sahyadris. Some of these citadels are the Rajgad Fort, Torna Fort and the Purandar Fort. The place is also famous among photographers and nature lovers.

8. Khadakwasla Dam

Khadakwasla Dam is a famous tourist attraction and a significant work of engineering in Pune. It is built on River Mutha which flows through the city and aids water supply to Pune and its suburban regions. The dam forms a reservoir, called Khadakwasla Lake which offers a quick and pleasant getaway too. Its proximity to Pune City and the scenic surroundings make Khadakwasla Dam a preferred picnic spot. The roadways around Khadakwasla Dam is also a favourite cycling route amongst the city cyclists. Monsoons, in particular, draw a considerable number of people to the attraction. They mostly visit to see the transformation of the landscapes and also enjoy the scenic beauty.