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  • Published on 7 Oct, 2026

    Updated on 7 Oct, 2026

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  • Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q. Which is the best hospital for knee replacement in India?

    There is no single hospital that is considered the best for every patient. Hospitals such as Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket; Medanta – The Medicity, Gurugram; MIOT International, Chennai; Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital, Mumbai; and Apollo Hospitals, Bhubaneswar offer specialised orthopaedic and joint replacement services.

    Q. How do I choose the best knee replacement hospital near me?

    Start by checking whether the hospital has a dedicated orthopaedics and joint replacement department. Compare the surgeon's experience, number and type of procedures performed, availability of robotic or computer-assisted technology, rehabilitation facilities, hospital infrastructure and treatment costs. It is also important to check whether the hospital is part of your health insurer's cashless network.

    Q. What is the knee replacement cost in India?

    The knee replacement cost in India varies depending on the hospital, city, type of surgery, implant selected, surgeon's fees, room category, medical investigations and length of hospitalisation.

    Q. Does health insurance cover knee replacement surgery?

    Health insurance may cover medically necessary knee replacement surgery subject to the terms and conditions of the policy. Depending on the policy, factors such as pre-existing disease waiting periods, specific waiting periods, co-payment, deductibles, sub-limits and exclusions may apply. Patients should check their policy documents and confirm coverage with the insurer before hospitalisation.

    Q. Is robotic knee replacement available in Indian hospitals?

    Yes. Several hospitals in India offer robotic-assisted or computer-assisted knee replacement for suitable patients. However, robotic surgery is not automatically required for every patient. The treating orthopaedic surgeon should determine whether robotic-assisted, computer-assisted or conventional surgery is appropriate based on the patient's condition and treatment requirements.
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