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No name goes on this site until five things are true about it

Consultant profiles are published one at a time, as each hospital agreement is signed and each registration is verified. Until then, this is the standard every clinician will have met — which tells you more than a page of portraits would.

The five checks, in the order we do them

  1. 01

    Register entry, checked at source

    India-based surgeons on the Indian Medical Register held by the National Medical Commission; UK clinicians on the GMC or HCPC register. We record the number, the primary qualification, the year of registration and the register itself — and we print all four.

  2. 02

    Specialist qualification and current role

    The postgraduate qualification in the relevant specialty, and confirmation from the hospital that the consultant currently holds practising privileges there for the procedures we would coordinate.

  3. 03

    Volume in your operation, for a stated year

    The number of your specific procedure the consultant and their unit carried out in a named twelve-month period, supplied in writing by the hospital’s medical records department. No figure in writing, no figure on the profile.

  4. 04

    A video consultation before anything is booked

    You speak to the consultant who would operate — not a representative — before you commit to more than a coordination fee. They confirm the plan, the implant or approach, the stay and the price, and what would change it.

  5. 05

    Under the hospital’s governance, insurance and complaints route

    Every consultant works under their hospital’s clinical governance and indemnity. A clinical complaint goes to the hospital and, where applicable, to India’s National Medical Commission. The GMC has no jurisdiction here, and we say so on every profile.

What a profile will show

Eight fields, every one of them checkable

This is the template every consultant profile is built from. A field we cannot fill with a verified fact is left blank and labelled, never filled with a plausible one. The photograph is the consultant’s own, supplied with their permission — never stock.

Name and title
As it appears on the register
Register and number
National Medical Commission (India) — number printed, or GMC / HCPC (UK)
Primary and specialist qualifications
With the awarding body and year
Hospital and department
A hospital on our register, with its accreditation and scope
Procedures coordinated
Only those the hospital confirms the consultant performs
Volume, stated year
Number of each procedure in a named twelve-month period, supplied in writing
Consultation
Video, before booking, in UK-friendly hours
Last verified
The date we last checked the register entry — re-checked at least annually

Every profile carries the line: “Registered in India. The General Medical Council has no jurisdiction over this clinician.”

A clinician's hands examining a patient's wrist
A follow-up examination. Documentary photograph.

UK clinicians

Physiotherapists and advisers at home are held to the same standard

The UK physiotherapist who takes over your rehabilitation is an independent HCPC-registered professional, chosen with you and briefed with the surgeon’s protocol. Any UK-registered clinical adviser Sevanta retains is named, with their GMC or HCPC number, and is there to tell us when a case is not suitable — not to treat you.

  • HCPC or GMC registration printed on every UK profile
  • Independent of Sevanta — we employ no clinicians
  • Briefed in writing before you land, with the operating surgeon reachable on video
How aftercare works

Don’t trust us. Check us.

Four public registers, none of them ours

Questions about surgeons and clinicians? The 4 we are asked most, answered — and searchable — on one page.

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Ask about a specific surgeon or hospital

If you have a name in mind, tell us and we will run the five checks and send you what we find — including when we find nothing. No medical details needed to ask.

  1. 1A coordinator reads it the same dayA named person, in the UK, not a ticket queue.
  2. 2We call you within one working dayAt a time you choose — evenings and Saturday mornings included.
  3. 3Nothing is booked, nothing is soldA first conversation ends with an honest answer, including "not for you".

Rather talk than type? Our number is published at launch — Monday to Friday 9am–6pm, Saturday mornings.

No medical details asked for at this stage

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Please do not include medical details here — we will ask for those later, securely, and only with your separate consent.

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