Vaidam Health and Ministry of Health, Vanuatu Sign MoU to Strengthen Cross-Border Healthcare Access

Vaidam Health has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Health, Vanuatu to strengthen cross-border healthcare access between India and the Pacific island nation.

Key Highlights
- Date & Location: Signed on 6 November 2025 in New Delhi.
- Purpose: To expand global healthcare collaboration and improve access to advanced medical treatment for the people of Vanuatu.

- Patient Benefits:
- Easier access to world-class, affordable, and specialized medical care in India.
- Streamlined patient journey: consultations, documentation, treatment planning, and post-care support.
- End-to-end services including visa/travel coordination, interpreter support, case management, and dedicated patient care teams.

- Medical Specialties Covered: Cardiology, oncology, orthopaedics, organ transplantation, neurosurgery, and critical care.

- Statements:
- Ministry of Health, Vanuatu: Partnership will open access to better medical facilities and specialized care for citizens.
- Vaidam Health Co-Founder Pankaj Chandna: Collaboration reflects a shared commitment to building reliable pathways for patients needing advanced treatment in India.

- Future Cooperation: Preventive health programs, medical knowledge exchange, and digital health support.

- About Vaidam Health:
- Founded in 2016 by Pankaj Chandna and Manish Chandra.
- India’s leading tech-enabled medical tourism platform, NABH-accredited.
- Has assisted over 100,000 patients from 50+ countries.

Why It Matters
This MoU strengthens India’s role as a global healthcare facilitator, while offering Vanuatu’s citizens timely, affordable, and specialized medical support. It also highlights the growing importance of cross-border healthcare partnerships in improving health outcomes worldwide.