Yes. Many major hospitals are government-funded, university-affiliated, and follow strict national medical standards. Top hospitals in large cities use advanced equipment and have doctors who are leaders in their specialties.

Large hospitals that serve overseas visitors usually have English-speaking doctors or medical interpreters. Dedicated coordinators often help with communication, appointments, and paperwork.

You should bring recent medical reports, test results, imaging scans (X-ray, MRI, CT, etc.), a list of medications, and a summary of your medical history. Digital copies are usually accepted in advance.

Doctors usually provide a detailed medical report and follow-up plan. Many hospitals offer remote follow-up consultations, and your local doctor can continue care based on the treatment summary.

The length of stay depends on the treatment. Some procedures require only a few days, while surgeries or complex treatments may require several weeks, including recovery and follow-up checks.