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Heart is one among the most important body parts; pumping blood and making it reach all over blood vessels besides supplying oxygen in the body. Considering today’s fast changing environment, lifestyle, obesity and other factors, cardiac care has become very significant these days and in the absence of which there stands by a risk of cardiac arrest, angina, chest discomfort, arrhythmia, coronary artery disease (CAD), pulmonary stenosis, mitral regurgitation, and heart failure among others. The latest World Health Organization (WHO) statistics show that cardiac/cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are claiming the highest number of deaths, followed by diabetes, cancer, recurring lung diseases, and communicable diseases among the others. Lack of proper medical care, awareness, sleep, physical activity (exercise); pollution, unhealthy lifestyle; smoking; obesity; excessive alcohol consumption; bad eating habits, existing diseases like Hyperlipidemia, Hypertension, and High Blood Pressure among other factors. Whether men or women, they both are equally vulnerable to CVDs. Let alone adults, even infants and growing kids have seemed to be growingly showing up CVD symptoms, raising an alarm. In India, the CVD statistics are quite alarming with at least 1 out of 5 people dying from CAD (45+ million patients of CAD), 1 out of 6 obese people prone to cardiac diseases, and 1 out of 10 is a diabetic. India is also home to the largest number of diabetics (40-50+ millions and continuously growing), who's next generations are likely to develop diabetes in genes, thence adding to the risks of CVDs. In India in addition to the above mentioned factors, there are socio-economic factors, lack of medical facilities and timely care both in rural and urban areas, lack of education, undivided gap between the rich and the poor, poverty, and more that drive cardiac disease cases. Considering India’s increasingly alarming position on the world’s health map, many cardiology hospitals have come up in the recent past besides the already established ones to help. Fortis - Heart Institute and Research Centre is considered to be the best cardiology hospital in India successfully serving patients and rendering leading cardiac treatment services from last 25+ years. The various treatment services provided by this leading cardiology hospital in India widely ranges from world-class diagnosis and treatment of heart-related problems pediatric heartcare, bypass surgery, vascular surgery, congential heart surgery, Foetal Echocardiography, and miscellaneous programs & services for the prevention and cure of cardiac/CVDs. Among other the best cardiology hospitals in India include Kerala Institute of Medical Sciences, based out at Trivandrum in Kerala, Apollo Cardiac Centre, based out at New Delhi, Narayana Hrudayalaya, located in Bangalore, B.M. Birla Heart Research Centre, located in Kolkata, Asian Heart Institute and Research Centre, situated in Mumbai, Wockhardt Hospital and Heart Institute, based in Bangalore, and more as the list goes on and on. These super specialty hospitals have years of experience, world-class infrastructure, next-generation treatment facilities, contemporary medical equipment, state-of-the-art laboratory and research facilities alongside expertise of skilled, professional, specialized, and dedicated surgeons (and staff) who have been treating and curing people from multiple kinds of heart disorders, CVDs, and multiple problems for years. The cost of treatment with a cardiology hospital in India (be it any hospital) can range between US$7,000-US$10,000. This is comparatively much lower than anywhere else in the world. Though India is increasingly heading towards the risk of becoming the highest cardiac disease-driven country but its world-class yet affordable treatment facilities are gaining and strengthening its foothold in the area of cardiac-care, CVDs, and multiple disease treatments.
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