Solid-organ safeguardSolid-organ transplantation in India is regulated by THOTA.
Clinical eligibility, donor evaluation, legal review and every required approval remain with the registered transplant hospital and competent authorities.
No organ or donor tradeInMedism does not source, sell, purchase, advertise, negotiate or promise human organs or paid donors. Commercial dealing is prohibited and punishable in India.
- Kidney, liver and other solid-organ transplantation is governed by the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act, 1994 (THOTA), its rules and applicable NOTTO or state requirements.
- Living-donor identity, age, relationship, medical fitness and free consent must be verified through the authorised hospital process.
- When a donor or recipient is a foreign national, the registered hospital must determine and complete the applicable Authorization Committee, relationship-certification and medical-visa requirements before transplantation.
- Deceased-donor registration, waiting-list priority and allocation are controlled by the authorised transplant system—not by InMedism.
- No enquiry, estimate, travel arrangement or payment guarantees transplant approval, organ allocation, admission or outcome.
NOTTO guidance for foreign citizens ↗THOTA on India Code ↗