When a surgery is advised, most families are handed a decision and very little else — no second opinion, no clear cost, and nobody to ask. ClinicWala exists in that gap: a specialist consultation to confirm whether the surgery is needed, and a coordinator to arrange it properly if it is.
The conditions below are the ones we handle most often, from weight-loss surgery to kidney stones. Each one starts the same way — with a conversation, not an admission form.
Conditions we handle most
Twelve of the procedures families ask us about most. If yours is not on this list, ask anyway — the specialist network is wider than the list.
Weight Loss
Bariatric procedures for people struggling with obesity — significant, sustained weight loss in the service of overall health.
Appendix
Appendicitis: an obstructed, inflamed appendix in the lower-right abdomen, usually treated by prompt surgical removal.
Gallbladder
The small organ that stores bile beneath the liver. When stones block the flow, removing the gallbladder is the established fix.
Hip Pain
Replacement of a damaged hip joint with an artificial one — generally safe and effective, and worth understanding fully beforehand.
Gynaecology Problems
Conditions of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, cervix and vagina — from straightforward complaints to complex surgical ones.
Urologic Disorders
Surgical care of the urinary system in men and women, and of the male reproductive system.
Eye Disorders
Conditions of the cornea, lens, retina and optic nerve — from minor irritation to problems that threaten sight.
Facial Disorders
Conditions affecting the structure, function or appearance of the face — skin, muscle, bone and the sensory organs.
Rhinitis
Inflamed nasal passages — the blocked, runny, sneezing nose that will not settle, often driven by allergy.
Tonsils
The two masses of immune tissue at the back of the throat — removed when infections keep coming back.
Piles
Swollen haemorrhoidal veins in the rectum or around the anus, internal or external — treated surgically when they persist.
Kidney Stones
Solid crystalline masses that form in the kidney. Small ones pass on their own; larger ones need a procedure.
Why plan a surgery with ClinicWala
A real second opinion
A specialist reviews the case — including whether the surgery is needed at all.
The cost, in advance
Know what the procedure involves financially before you commit to a date.
One coordinator
One person handles the hospital, the admission and the paperwork, start to finish.
Your record travels
Reports and history reach the surgeon before the consultation, not on the day.
Tests done locally
Pre-operative investigations at your nearest e-clinic or lab, not a city away.
Help through follow-up
The hospital manages post-operative follow-up; our team helps you through it — on video from your own town where the hospital offers it.
How surgery planning works
- 01
Tell us the condition
Share what has been advised so far, with whatever reports you already have.
- 02
Get a specialist opinion
A surgeon reviews the case on video and tells you what is genuinely required.
- 03
See the plan and the cost
Hospital, procedure, stay and cost laid out before anything is booked.
- 04
Admission and follow-up
The coordinator arranges the admission; the hospital plans the follow-up, and our team stays available to help.
Frequently asked questions
Does ClinicWala perform the surgery?
No. Surgery is performed by the surgeon at the hospital, and the hospital manages the medical follow-up. What ClinicWala does is get you a specialist opinion, arrange the hospital, coordinate the admission and the records, and help you through the follow-up.
Can I get an opinion on a surgery already advised elsewhere?
Yes, and it is one of the most useful things you can do. Bring the advice and the reports you already have; a specialist will review them and tell you whether the procedure is needed and whether there is a less invasive option.
What will it cost?
The hospital and surgeon set their own charges, and the total depends on the procedure, the hospital and the length of stay. The point of planning it this way is that you are told the cost before you commit, not after.
My condition is not on your list. Can you still help?
Ask. The listed conditions are the ones families come to us about most often, not the limit of the specialist network.
Where do the pre-operative tests happen?
Wherever is nearest to you — a ClinicWala e-clinic, a collection centre or home sample collection where it is available. The reports reach the surgeon through your health record.