Clinic · Navi Mumbai
Joint Robo
Robotic joint replacement clinic
A speciality clinic for robotic joint replacement led by Dr. Pramod Bhor, the orthopaedic surgeon credited with performing the first robotic knee replacement in Navi Mumbai.
Robotic Knee Replacement in India
Understand how robotic-assisted knee replacement works, what it may add, and what it costs compared with conventional surgery.
Also known as: robotic-assisted knee replacement, robotic TKR, MAKO knee replacement
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In robotic-assisted knee replacement, the surgeon plans the operation on a 3D model of your knee, usually from a CT scan or intraoperative mapping, and a robotic arm guides bone cuts and implant positioning within set limits. The surgeon still performs the operation. The aim is more precise alignment and soft-tissue balance; long-term benefits over conventional surgery are still being studied.
Pre-operative planning and imaging
Total or partial knee with robotic guidance
Early mobilisation and physiotherapy
Doctors and hospitals we work with
These partners can be considered for this treatment. Suitability for your case is confirmed after review.
Questions for your consultation
- Which robotic system is used, and how many robotic knees has the surgeon performed?
- Am I suited to a partial or a total knee replacement?
- What difference to my recovery and result should I realistically expect?
Cost of Robotic Knee Replacement in India
Typical price range in India
₹2.5 – 5 lakh per knee (about US$2,800 – 5,700)
One knee with robotic-assisted surgery, implant and hospital stay. Robotics typically adds ₹60,000 – 1 lakh over conventional surgery; both knees are commonly quoted at around ₹5 – 8 lakh.
Source: Published Indian hospital, clinic and medical-travel price guides, checked October 2026. This is a market range, not a quotation; your written estimate may differ.
An individual estimate needs a defined plan and provider review. Ask for a written breakdown rather than comparing package names alone.
- Robotic system charge on top of the standard procedure
- Implant brand and one or both knees
- Hospital stay, room category, and physiotherapy
Confirm what is included, quotation validity, possible additional charges, and cancellation terms. Allow separately for accommodation, travel, local transfers, coordination fees, and care after returning home.
Recovery and follow-up planning
Most patients stand and walk with support on the day after surgery and go home in 3 to 5 days. Plan around 2 to 3 weeks in India for wound review and physiotherapy before flying, then continue exercises at home for several months.
Common questions
No. The surgeon operates; the robotic arm helps execute the plan precisely and limits cuts to the planned area.
It can improve the accuracy of implant positioning. Evidence on long-term pain, function, and implant survival is still developing, so ask the surgeon what it offers for your knee.
Published prices in India are typically ₹2.5 – 5 lakh per knee (about US$2,800 – 5,700). One knee with robotic-assisted surgery, implant and hospital stay. Robotics typically adds ₹60,000 – 1 lakh over conventional surgery; both knees are commonly quoted at around ₹5 – 8 lakh. Your own estimate depends on the treatment plan and provider.
Further reading
This guide supports a conversation with a qualified clinician. Suitability, alternatives, risks, recovery, and travel readiness require an individual assessment.