Key facts
- Questions to ask: How many liver transplants does the team perform each year?; What is the one-year survival, and for what period?; Is there a dedicated transplant ICU and 24×7 interventional radiology?.
- Why Delhi NCR: Strong air connections, many experienced transplant teams and good accommodation options for families.
- Why India is a leading place for liver transplant: India performs more living donor liver transplants than almost any other country.
- What the best liver transplant centres have in common: A multidisciplinary team: transplant surgeons, hepatologists, anaesthetists, intensivists, radiologists and coordinators; A dedicated transplant ICU and modular operating theatres; Round-the-clock blood bank, interventional radiology and endoscopy.
- AASLT at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital: AASLT’s transplant programme, led by Dr Vishal Kumar Chorasiya, is based at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Noida Extension: the first and only JCI-accredited hospital in Uttar Pradesh.
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Questions to ask
- How many liver transplants does the team perform each year?
- What is the one-year survival, and for what period?
- Is there a dedicated transplant ICU and 24×7 interventional radiology?
- Who follows up after discharge, and how?
- Is the package price written and all-inclusive?
Why Delhi NCR
Strong air connections, many experienced transplant teams and good accommodation options for families.
Why India is a leading place for liver transplant
India performs more living donor liver transplants than almost any other country. Its leading liver transplant centres combine experienced surgical teams, internationally accredited hospitals and costs far below those in the West, which is why patients from across Asia, Africa and the Middle East travel here for treatment.
What the best liver transplant centres have in common
- A multidisciplinary team: transplant surgeons, hepatologists, anaesthetists, intensivists, radiologists and coordinators
- A dedicated transplant ICU and modular operating theatres
- Round-the-clock blood bank, interventional radiology and endoscopy
- Experience with complex cases: ABO-incompatible, pediatric and combined liver–kidney transplants
- Clear outcome reporting and long-term follow-up
Use these points, not rankings or “top 10” lists, to compare hospitals.
AASLT at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital
AASLT’s transplant programme, led by Dr Vishal Kumar Chorasiya, is based at Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Noida Extension: the first and only JCI-accredited hospital in Uttar Pradesh.
- 450-bed tertiary care hospital with dedicated transplant wings
- 125 critical care beds with 24×7 ICU monitoring
- 11 modular operating theatres with HEPA filtration and laminar airflow
- Specialised liver ICU with isolation rooms
- 24×7 blood bank with apheresis and plasma exchange
- 24×7 emergency and trauma services
The team performs living donor, deceased donor, pediatric and ABO-incompatible liver transplants, and in September 2026 a simultaneous liver and kidney transplant.
Complete care, from evaluation to follow-up
- Detailed liver disease evaluation and transplant planning
- Donor evaluation, legal approval and surgery scheduling
- Surgery, transplant ICU and ward care
- Post-transplant monitoring, medicines and lifelong follow-up
Short videos from Dr Chorasiya
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Little Mokshita’s liver transplant, with a parent as donor
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After his liver transplant, he is dancing again
A daughter donates to her father, from Kyrgyzstan
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best hospital for liver transplant in India?
The best hospital for you has an experienced transplant team, a dedicated transplant ICU, good outcomes for patients like you and clear follow-up. Ask every hospital the questions above.
Is liver transplant in India safe?
Yes, at experienced centres. Published one-year survival at experienced Indian centres is 85–90%, comparable to programmes in the US and Europe.
Why do foreign patients choose India for liver transplant?
Lower cost, experienced surgeons, accredited hospitals and living donor transplants without long waiting lists.
Group Director – Liver Transplant, HPB, GI & Robotic Surgery, Yatharth Group of Hospitals. 20+ years in liver transplantation.
This page is for general information and is not a substitute for medical advice. Speak to the transplant team for a personal assessment.