ACL Surgery Cost in Gurgaon

Arthroscopic ACL Surgery Cost in Gurgaon is between ₹1,20,000 and ₹3,00,000 for a standard single-bundle procedure. The final cost depends on graft type (autograft or allograft), whether a concomitant meniscus repair is needed, and the implant system used. At Dr Ramkinkar Jha’s practice, you receive a personalised written cost estimate after your clinical assessment. Most private health insurance policies cover ACL reconstruction when it is medically indicated.

What Is ACL Reconstruction Surgery and Who Needs It?

 Understanding the ACL and Why It Tears

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the four primary ligaments of the knee. It runs diagonally through the centre of the joint, connecting the femur (thigh bone) to the tibia (shin bone), and its primary function is to prevent the tibia from sliding forward relative to the femur and to control rotational stability. This makes it critical for cutting, pivoting, jumping, and changing direction.

ACL tears most commonly occur through non-contact mechanisms: landing awkwardly from a jump, decelerating suddenly, or pivoting with the foot planted. Direct contact injuries, such as a tackle in football or a collision in cricket, are a secondary cause. The tear is often accompanied by a ‘pop’ sensation, immediate swelling, and a loss of confidence in the knee’s ability to hold under load.

In India, ACL injuries are particularly prevalent in young athletes playing football, badminton, cricket, and kabaddi, as well as in gym-goers and recreational runners. The demographic most commonly affected is patients aged 15 to 40, though ACL injuries are seen across all active age groups.

What Happens If an ACL Tear Is Not Treated?

A torn ACL will not heal on its own. Scar tissue may form across the gap, but this does not restore functional ligament stability. In the absence of an intact ACL, the knee relies on surrounding muscles for stabilisation. This compensation strategy works to a point, but the instability it cannot fully control causes ongoing microtrauma to the meniscus and the articular cartilage with every rotational or cutting movement.

For patients who do not plan to return to sport, non-surgical management with physiotherapy and activity modification can be appropriate in selected cases. Dr.Ramkinkar Jha assesses each patient’s functional demands, knee stability on examination, and MRI findings before recommending a course of treatment. Where non-surgical management is appropriate, it is recommended. When reconstruction is indicated, acting promptly protects the joint’s long-term health.

Who Needs ACL Reconstruction Surgery?

ACL reconstruction is recommended when one or more of the following apply:

• The ACL is completely torn or has sustained a high-grade partial tear with functional instability
• The patient experiences giving way, buckling, or loss of confidence in the knee during activity or daily tasks
• The patient wishes to return to sport, particularly any sport involving cutting, pivoting, jumping, or contact
• There is associated meniscal or cartilage damage that warrants arthroscopic treatment at the same procedure
• Non-surgical management (physiotherapy and activity modification) has been attempted and has not restored adequate knee stability
• The patient is younger or highly active, and the long-term risk of secondary joint damage outweighs the risks of surgery

ACL reconstruction is not automatically required for every ACL tear. Some patients, particularly older or less active individuals with a stable knee on examination and low functional demands, can be successfully managed without surgery. Dr Ramkinkar Jha evaluates each patient’s MRI, clinical stability, age, activity level, and goals before making a recommendation. The consultation is the right place to have that conversation.

How Much Does ACL Surgery Cost in Gurgaon?

The cost of ACL surgery in Gurgaon can vary significantly depending on the type of graft used. An autograft (tissue taken from your own body) is generally less expensive than an allograft (donor tissue), which involves additional processing and sourcing costs. Autografts are also typically preferred for younger and active patients due to better graft integration and lower failure rates, making them both a cost-effective and clinically reliable option in most cases. Arthroscopic ACL Surgery Cost in Gurgaon is between ₹1,20,000 and ₹3,00,000 for a standard single-bundle procedure.

A personalised written cost estimate is provided at consultation with Dr Jha, after your clinical assessment and MRI review. The figures on this page represent current Gurgaon market ranges and are provided to help you plan and compare, not as a substitute for your individual estimate.

What Does an ACL Reconstruction Procedure Include?

A standard arthroscopic ACL reconstruction procedure in Gurgaon covers the full clinical episode from pre-operative preparation through to your initial discharge and early follow-up. Here is what is included in the base procedure cost:

• Pre-operative assessment: Clinical examination, MRI review, and surgical planning with Dr Ramkinkar Jha
• Pre-operative investigations: Standard blood work, ECG, and anaesthesia fitness evaluation
• Anaesthesia: Spinal or general anaesthesia administered by a dedicated anaesthesiology team
• Arthroscopic surgical theatre fees: Full arthroscopic ACL reconstruction using minimally invasive keyhole technique
• Graft harvest (autograft) or procurement (allograft): Depending on the agreed surgical plan
• Implants and fixation devices: Interference screws, endobuttons, or equivalent fixation systems from internationally sourced manufacturers
• Hospitalisation: Standard 1–2 night inpatient stay
• Post-operative knee brace: Functional brace fitted prior to discharge
• Physiotherapy initiation: In-hospital supervised physiotherapy sessions in the immediate post-operative period
• Follow-up consultations: Standard post-operative reviews as part of the recovery plan

If your clinical assessment indicates any additional procedures, Dr Jha will discuss these with you and provide a separate written cost breakdown before anything is added to your plan.

What Factors Affect the Cost of ACL Surgery?

The cost of ACL reconstruction is not one fixed number. It reflects the complexity of your specific injury and the clinical decisions your surgeon makes to give you the best outcome. Here are the eight variables that most directly affect what you pay.

1. Graft Type: Autograft vs Allograft

This is the biggest single cost driver. An autograft uses tissue harvested from your own body, most commonly the hamstring tendons (semitendinosus and gracilis) or the patellar tendon. An allograft uses donor tissue, which requires procurement, processing, and sterilisation, all of which add to cost. Published evidence consistently shows that autograft carries a lower revision rate than allograft, particularly in patients under 30. For most active, younger patients, Dr. Jha recommends autograft on both clinical and cost grounds.

2. Single-Bundle vs Double-Bundle Reconstruction

The standard technique is single-bundle reconstruction, which restores the primary stabilising function of the ACL. Double-bundle reconstruction creates two separate graft tunnels to better replicate the ACL’s rotational stability. It involves more theatre time and a more complex fixation system. For elite athletes or patients with significant rotational instability, double-bundle may be the superior option. It also costs more.

3. Concomitant Injuries

An isolated ACL tear is not always what the MRI reveals. A significant number of ACL injuries occur alongside a meniscus tear, cartilage damage, or a PCL injury. Addressing these at the same arthroscopic procedure is clinically sensible, but it extends theatre time and adds procedural complexity. The cost of any concomitant procedure is discussed and confirmed in writing at your pre-operative assessment.

4. Implant Brand and Fixation System

Interference screws, cortical buttons, and fixation hardware vary in cost depending on the manufacturer and system chosen. The implant used is selected based on the specific graft and surgical technique, not on cost alone. Dr. Ramkinkar Jha uses internationally sourced implants that meet global quality standards.

5. Anaesthesia Type and Duration

Spinal anaesthesia is typically used for isolated ACL reconstruction. Combined procedures may require general anaesthesia. Longer procedures under general anaesthesia carry higher anaesthesia fees. Your anaesthesia type is determined at your pre-operative fitness evaluation, not at the surgeon’s discretion alone.

6. Hospital Room Category

The type of inpatient room you choose for your 1–2 night stay (standard, semi-private, or private) affects the overall hospitalisation component of your cost. This is confirmed at admission and does not affect the surgical fee.

7. Rehabilitation Duration and Structure

Structured physiotherapy is not optional after ACL reconstruction — it directly determines your return-to-sport timeline and graft protection. Non-athletes typically need 4–6 months of physiotherapy. Athletes aiming to return to competitive sport require 9–12 months of structured rehabilitation. The extent of in-hospital physiotherapy is included in the base procedure cost. Ongoing outpatient physiotherapy is confirmed separately.

8. Surgeon Experience and Hospital Infrastructure

An arthroscopic ACL reconstruction performed by a surgeon with 20+ years of experience and 1,000+ annual sports procedures is a different clinical proposition from a standard orthopaedic procedure. Surgical precision, correct tunnel placement, appropriate graft tensioning, and the management of unexpected intra-operative findings all depend on the surgeon’s depth of experience. These factors directly affect long-term outcomes, including graft survival and return-to-sport rates.

ACL Surgery Cost Breakdown by Type

The table below shows indicative Gurgaon market ranges for each procedure type. These are not Dr. Jha’s fixed prices. Your personalised written estimate is confirmed after your clinical assessment and MRI review.

These are indicative Gurgaon market ranges based on current Delhi NCR treatment data. Your personalised cost estimate, confirmed in writing at consultation, may differ based on your specific clinical picture.

ACL Surgery Outcomes: What Affects Your Recovery and Return to Sport and Normal Life

Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction has a strong overall track record. Published research shows that approximately two-thirds of athletes return to their pre-injury level of sport following reconstruction. Whether you land in that group depends on four things: graft choice, surgical technique, rehabilitation commitment, and when you return to full activity.

• Active Young Adults and Student Athletes (Ages 15–30)

This group has the most to gain from early, well-executed ACL reconstruction and the most to lose from delayed surgery or graft failure. Autograft is strongly preferred in this age group because allograft carries a significantly higher risk of re-rupture in younger, more active patients: some studies report up to a 3–4-fold higher failure rate compared to autograft in patients under 30. A 9–12-month structured rehabilitation programme is standard before returning to competitive sport. Cutting corners on the rehab timeline is the most common reason for re-injury.

• Recreational Adults (Ages 30–50)

Patients in this group typically have lower activity demands than competitive athletes, but the goals of surgery are the same: stable knee function, freedom from the instability and giving-way episodes that define an untreated ACL tear, and protection against long-term meniscal and cartilage damage. Return to recreational sport and gym-based activity typically occurs at 6–9 months. The graft choice discussion is more nuanced in this group and depends on activity goals, concomitant injuries, and individual anatomy.

• Older Active Patients (Ages 50+)

ACL reconstruction is not exclusively a procedure for young people. Older patients who remain active, experience significant instability, or have sustained combined ligament and meniscal injuries may be excellent surgical candidates. The decision is based on functional demand and knee health rather than age alone. Dr. Jha evaluates each patient’s full clinical picture, including the status of the articular cartilage, before recommending surgery. In some cases where significant degenerative change is already present, alternative management strategies are discussed.

• Elite and Professional Athletes

For elite athletes, the bar for surgical outcome is return to full competitive performance, not just return to sport participation. Research published in peer-reviewed orthopaedic literature shows that the majority of professional athletes return to some level of sport after ACL reconstruction, though return to pre-injury performance levels is less consistent. Surgical technique, graft selection, and rehabilitation quality are the three modifiable factors that most influence the outcome. Dr Jha has managed ACL injuries in competitive athletes across football, cricket, badminton, and field sports, and tailors the surgical and rehabilitation plan to sport-specific demands.

ACL Surgery Process at Dr Ramkinkar Jha, Gurgaon

Understanding each stage of the process helps you know what you are paying for at each step and what to expect between your first appointment and your return to full activity.

• Step 1: Initial Consultation and Clinical Assessment

Dr Jha conducts a full clinical examination of the affected knee, including the Lachman test, anterior drawer test, and pivot shift test to assess the degree of instability. You discuss your injury history, activity goals, and timeline. If you have existing MRI imaging, Dr Jha reviews it at this appointment.

• Step 2: MRI Review and Surgical Planning

If an MRI has not yet been performed, Dr Jha requests a 3 Tesla MRI of the knee. This confirms the extent of the ACL tear, identifies any associated meniscal or cartilage injury, and informs the decision on graft type and surgical technique. Your written cost estimate is provided at this stage.

• Step 3: Pre-Operative Investigations and Anaesthesia Clearance

Standard pre-operative blood tests, ECG, chest X-ray, and an anaesthesia fitness evaluation are completed. This stage typically happens 5–7 days before surgery. Any medical conditions that affect surgical risk are managed at this point.

• Step 4: Arthroscopic ACL Reconstruction (Day of Surgery)

The procedure is performed arthroscopically through small keyhole incisions under anaesthesia. Dr. Jha removes the damaged ACL, prepares the bone tunnels in the femur and tibia, and fixes the graft in anatomical position using internationally sourced implants. Theatre time for a standard isolated ACL reconstruction is typically 60–90 minutes. Concomitant procedures extend this.

• Step 5: Post-Operative Recovery and Knee Brace Fitting

You recover in the ward for 1–2 nights. A functional knee brace is fitted before discharge. You are assessed by the physiotherapy team and given clear instructions on weight-bearing, ice application, and initial mobility exercises.

• Step 6: In-Hospital Physiotherapy Initiation

Supervised physiotherapy begins immediately postoperatively. The focus at this stage is reducing swelling, activating the quadriceps, and establishing safe weight-bearing with crutches.

• Step 7: Discharge and Home Rehabilitation Protocol

You receive a structured, written home rehabilitation protocol on discharge. This maps out the phase-by-phase exercise progression from weeks 1–4 through to return-to-sport testing at months 9–12. You are not discharged without a clear plan.

• Step 8: Follow-Up Reviews

Scheduled reviews with Dr. Jha occur at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months post-surgery. These are not routine check-ins they are functional assessments that determine whether rehabilitation is progressing correctly and whether you are on track for your return-to-sport milestone.

Meet the Specialist Behind Your ACL Surgery

Dr. Ramkinkar Jha is Director of the Department of Orthopaedics at CK Birla Hospital, Gurgaon, with over 20 years of clinical experience in orthopaedic and joint replacement surgery.

Why Choose Dr. Ramkinkar Jha for ACL Surgery in Gurgaon?

Patients who choose Dr. Ramkinkar Jha for ACL reconstruction are not choosing on cost alone. They are choosing based on a surgical record and a training background that are specifically relevant to the complexity of this procedure.

• 20+ Years of Orthopaedic Excellence

Dr. Jha’s career spans more than two decades of active orthopaedic practice. This reflects the depth of pattern recognition, intra-operative decision-making, and complication management that only comes with sustained high-volume surgical practice. ACL reconstruction is technically demanding. Tunnel placement, graft tensioning, fixation security, and the management of unexpected intra-operative findings all carry long-term implications for graft survival.

• 12,000+ Successful Orthopaedic Surgeries Performed

Across his career, Dr. Jha has performed over 12,000 successful orthopaedic procedures. This breadth of surgical experience, spanning joint replacement, complex trauma, sports injuries, and oncology, means that no clinical finding at the time of arthroscopy is likely to be unfamiliar territory.

• 1,000+ Sports Injury Procedures Managed Annually

Managing 1,000+ sports injury procedures each year means that Dr. Jha’s arthroscopic technique is consistently applied and continuously refined. High-volume surgeons in arthroscopy consistently show better tunnel placement accuracy, lower complication rates, and faster operative times than lower-volume peers, all of which translate to better patient outcomes.

• AIIMS New Delhi and University of Edinburgh Training

Dr. Jha’s foundational training at AIIMS New Delhi and advanced training at institutions in the UK and across the Asia-Pacific brings an internationally calibrated standard to his practice in Gurgaon. His surgical protocols reflect the evidence base from global orthopaedic literature, not local convention alone.

• AO Trauma and ATLS Faculty

Serving as faculty and trainer for AO Trauma and ATLS courses places Dr. Jha in a teaching and assessment role that demands the highest standard of technical knowledge. Faculty trainers are expected to demonstrate and critique surgical technique, a commitment that directly sustains the quality of their own practice.

• Multidisciplinary Team Approach

ACL reconstruction under Dr. Ramkinkar Jha is supported by a coordinated team including orthopaedic surgeons, sports medicine physicians, physiotherapists, anaesthesiologists, and, where relevant, sports dietitians and psychologists. Recovery after ACL surgery is not purely physical the multidisciplinary structure ensures that every dimension of your recovery is actively managed.

• International Patient Programme

Patients from the US, UK, UAE, South Asia, and beyond have undergone ACL surgery with Dr. Jha under a dedicated international patient pathway. This includes remote MRI review, M Visa invitation letters, insurance documentation support, and telemedicine follow-up, detailed fully in the international patients section below.

ACL Surgery for International Patients

International patients from the US, UK, UAE, and across South Asia choose Gurgaon for ACL reconstruction because the combination of surgical quality, cost, and turnaround time is difficult to match elsewhere. At Dr. Ramkinkar Jha’s practice, a dedicated international patient pathway ensures your entire treatment is coordinated before you land in India.

What Does ACL Surgery Cost for International Patients?

ACL reconstruction at a top-tier private hospital in Gurgaon costs a fraction of what the same procedure costs in Western healthcare systems, with no compromise on implant quality, surgical technique, or post-operative care standards.

Indicative figures based on current Gurgaon market rates. A personalised written estimate in your preferred currency is confirmed after your clinical assessment. The cost advantage is typically 70–80% lower than equivalent private surgical care in the US, UK, or UAE.

Why International Patients Choose India for ACL Surgery

• Surgical expertise trained to global standards: Dr. Jha’s advanced fellowships in sports medicine, arthroscopy, and joint reconstruction span institutions in the UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Switzerland, and Malaysia.
• Implants and arthroscopic technology equivalent to international centres: globally sourced fixation systems from the same manufacturers used at leading centres in the US and Europe.
• No waiting lists: surgery is typically scheduled within 1–2 weeks of your confirmed assessment, compared to 6–18 month waits in many public health systems.
• Structured pre-travel planning: existing MRI and reports are reviewed remotely so your first in-person appointment in Gurgaon is your pre-operative assessment, not a diagnostic consultation.
• Post-surgery recovery designed for travelling patients: a complete written rehabilitation protocol is provided at discharge so your physiotherapist at home can continue your recovery seamlessly.

Home Country Insurance Reimbursement

Many international patients with private health insurance in the US, UK, UAE, Australia, and Canada are eligible to claim reimbursement for ACL surgery performed abroad. Dr. Jha’s international patient team prepares a complete reimbursement file that includes:

• Detailed surgical report on hospital letterhead, including procedure name, CPT/ICD codes where required, and surgeon credentials
• Itemised invoice with full cost breakdown in both INR and your home currency
• Pre-operative MRI reports and imaging
• Discharge summary with clinical notes
• Post-operative physiotherapy protocol and follow-up plan
• Implant certificates and manufacturer specifications

Contact your insurer before travel to confirm your policy’s overseas treatment clauses and the required documentation format. Dr. Jha’s team aligns the paperwork to those specifications.

Medical Visa (M Visa) Support

International patients travelling to India for medical treatment are eligible for a Medical Visa (M Visa). Dr. Jha’s international patient coordinator provides a formal M Visa invitation that confirms the treating surgeon and hospital, proposed admission and discharge dates, the nature of the surgical procedure, and the expected duration of the post-operative stay in India.

How to Plan Your Travel for ACL Surgery in Gurgaon

A typical international patient itinerary:

• Before travel: Send existing MRI scans and orthopaedic reports for remote review. Receive a provisional surgical plan and written cost estimate in your preferred currency. Apply for M Visa with the invitation letter provided.
• Day of arrival: Pre-operative assessment, blood work, anaesthesia consultation, and surgical scheduling in Gurgaon.
• Days 2–3: Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction. Standard hospital stay is 1–2 nights.
• Days 4–10 (in Gurgaon): Supervised physiotherapy initiation, wound review, and mobility assessment. Gurgaon offers a wide range of accommodation within 10–15 minutes of the hospital.
• Days 10–14: Discharge fitness assessment, travel clearance from Dr. Jha’s team, and full take-home documentation pack including the rehabilitation protocol and insurance reimbursement file.
• Post-travel: Telemedicine follow-ups at 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months, and 12 months. Direct access to Dr. Jha’s international patient coordinator for any clinical queries.

Your Single Point of Contact: The International Patient Coordinator

From your first enquiry to your 12-month post-operative clearance, you have one dedicated coordinator from Dr. Ramkinkar Jha’s team. This person handles remote MRI review scheduling, written cost estimates in your preferred currency, M Visa invitation letters, pre-operative test coordination, hospital admission and discharge logistics, insurance documentation, and telemedicine follow-up scheduling. You are never passed between departments.

To reach the international patient team: WhatsApp +91-9599533443 | Email: orthopedicshub@gmail.com | Website: drramkinkar.com

Book a Consultation Today

Three things matter most when you are deciding where and when to have ACL surgery in Gurgaon.

First, cost transparency: you deserve a written, itemised estimate before you commit to anything, and that is exactly what you receive at Dr Jha’s consultation. Second, surgical precision: graft choice, tunnel placement, and fixation accuracy are the technical variables that determine whether your reconstruction survives the next decade of sport and activity. Both depend on the surgeon’s experience, not on the cost of the procedure. Third, track record: with 20+ years of practice, 12,000+ successful orthopaedic surgeries, and over 1,000 sports injury procedures managed annually, Dr Ramkinkar Jha brings a depth of arthroscopic experience that directly translates to better outcomes for ACL patients in Gurgaon.

The right time to act on an ACL injury is before secondary meniscal damage changes your surgical options.

Frequently Asked Questions: ACL Surgery Cost in Gurgaon

1. How much does ACL surgery cost in Gurgaon?

Arthroscopic ACL reconstruction in Gurgaon typically costs between ₹1,20,000 and ₹3,00,000 for a standard single-bundle procedure. Combined procedures involving meniscus repair range from ₹2,00,000 to ₹3,50,000. Revision ACL surgery can cost up to ₹4,00,000, depending on the complexity. These are current Gurgaon market ranges. A personalised written cost estimate, based on your specific MRI findings and surgical plan, is provided at your consultation with Dr. Ramkinkar Jha.

2. Does health insurance cover ACL reconstruction in India?

Yes, most comprehensive private health insurance policies in India cover ACL reconstruction when it is medically indicated. ACL injuries sustained through accidental trauma are typically covered from Day 1, with no waiting period. Planned orthopaedic procedures may carry a 1–2 year waiting period, depending on the policy.

3. What is the difference between autograft and allograft for ACL surgery, and does it affect cost?

An autograft uses tissue harvested from your own body (typically the hamstring or patellar tendon). An allograft uses donor tissue that is processed and sterilised before use. Autograft is generally less expensive because there is no donor tissue procurement cost. It is also the clinically preferred option for most active and younger patients — published research shows that autograft carries a significantly lower re-rupture rate than allograft, particularly in patients under 30. Dr. Jha discusses graft choice with every patient based on their age, activity level, and clinical findings.

4. How long does recovery take after ACL reconstruction in Gurgaon?

Recovery timeline depends on your activity goals. Most patients are walking with crutches within 48 hours and driving within 4–6 weeks. Non-athletes typically return to daily activities within 3 months and recreational sport within 6 months. Competitive and professional athletes require a structured 9–12 month rehabilitation programme before return to full sporting performance. Cutting the rehabilitation short is the most common reason for re-injury.

5. Can I have ACL surgery as a day procedure, or do I need to stay in the hospital?

A standard arthroscopic ACL reconstruction typically requires a 1–2 night inpatient stay. This allows for post-operative monitoring, pain management, and the initiation of in-hospital physiotherapy before discharge. Some uncomplicated isolated procedures may be appropriate for a shorter stay, but this is determined by Dr. Jha and the anaesthesia team based on your individual clinical profile, not by preference alone.

6. What happens if I delay ACL surgery after a complete tear?

A completely torn ACL does not heal on its own. Delaying surgery means the knee continues to function without its primary stabilising ligament, relying instead on muscle compensation. This instability places repeated stress on the meniscus and articular cartilage. Over time, meniscal tears and cartilage damage accumulate — injuries that are more complex and more expensive to treat, and that increase the long-term risk of early knee arthritis. In severe cases, untreated ACL injury can eventually contribute to the need for knee replacement surgery.

7. Is ACL surgery covered under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY)?

Ayushman Bharat covers a broad list of orthopaedic procedures, including many surgical interventions, for eligible beneficiaries. Coverage of ACL reconstruction under PM-JAY depends on your beneficiary category and the treating hospital’s empanelment status. If you hold an Ayushman Bharat card, confirm your eligibility and the list of empanelled hospitals in Gurgaon directly with the scheme or at the hospital’s billing desk before your consultation.

8. Can international patients get ACL surgery with Dr. Ramkinkar Jha in Gurgaon?

Yes. Dr Jha’s practice has a dedicated international patient pathway that covers remote MRI review before travel, personalised cost estimates in USD, GBP, or AED, Medical Visa (M Visa) invitation letters, pre-operative coordination, surgical scheduling, insurance reimbursement documentation, and telemedicine follow-up after you return home. ACL surgery in Gurgaon typically costs 70–80% less than equivalent private surgical care in the US, UK, or UAE, with no downgrade in implant quality or surgical technique. Contact the international patient coordinator via WhatsApp +91-9599533443 or email orthopedicshub@gmail.com to begin the process.