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Kidney stone removal cost in India

Breaks up or removes kidney stones. The size and position of the stone decide which method is used.

Prices reviewed October 2026 · Indicative ranges in rupees

Hospital stay
Day care to 2 days
Recovery
1–2 weeks
Procedure time
30–120 minutes
Anaesthesia
Spinal or general

Kidney stone removal cost by type

The method, implant or package you choose changes the price more than anything else.

TypeEstimated cost
Shock wave (ESWL) ₹20,000 – ₹60,000
Ureteroscopy (URS) ₹50,000 – ₹1.2 lakh
RIRS (flexible scope with laser) ₹80,000 – ₹2 lakh
PCNL (through a small cut in the back) ₹70,000 – ₹2 lakh

Kidney stone removal cost by city

Estimated from the national range and typical price levels in each city. Hospitals within one city can still differ a lot.

Lucknow

Below average
₹34,000 – ₹1.7 lakh Typical ₹89,000 urologists in Lucknow →

Jaipur

Below average
₹35,000 – ₹1.75 lakh Typical ₹92,000 urologists in Jaipur →

Kochi

Below average
₹35,000 – ₹1.75 lakh Typical ₹92,000 urologists in Kochi →

Ahmedabad

Below average
₹36,000 – ₹1.8 lakh Typical ₹95,000 urologists in Ahmedabad →

Kolkata

Below average
₹37,000 – ₹1.85 lakh Typical ₹97,000 urologists in Kolkata →

Hyderabad

Average
₹39,000 – ₹1.95 lakh Typical ₹1 lakh urologists in Hyderabad →

Chennai

Average
₹40,000 – ₹2 lakh Typical ₹1.05 lakh urologists in Chennai →

Pune

Average
₹40,000 – ₹2 lakh Typical ₹1.05 lakh urologists in Pune →

Bangalore

Above average
₹42,000 – ₹2.1 lakh Typical ₹1.1 lakh urologists in Bangalore →

Delhi

Above average
₹44,000 – ₹2.2 lakh Typical ₹1.15 lakh urologists in Delhi →

Gurugram

Above average
₹45,000 – ₹2.25 lakh Typical ₹1.2 lakh urologists in Gurugram →

Mumbai

Above average
₹46,000 – ₹2.3 lakh Typical ₹1.2 lakh urologists in Mumbai →

What the price usually includes

Usually included

  • Surgeon, anaesthetist and assisting staff fees
  • Operation theatre and equipment charges
  • Room and nursing for the stated stay
  • Standard medicines and consumables during the stay
  • Routine tests during the stay

Often charged extra

  • Tests and consultations before admission
  • Upgraded implants, lenses or devices
  • Extra days, ICU stay or complications
  • Medicines after discharge
  • Physiotherapy and follow-up visits

What changes the cost of kidney stone removal

  1. Size and position of the stone, or the type of transplant
  2. Laser or conventional method
  3. Donor and recipient tests, for transplants
  4. Room category and length of stay
  5. Medicines after the procedure

Paying for kidney stone removal

Health insurance

Usually covered when medically necessary, subject to waiting periods, room-rent limits and sub-limits. Ask for cashless pre-authorisation before admission.

Government schemes

Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY), CGHS, ECHS and state schemes cover many procedures at empanelled hospitals for eligible people. Check eligibility before admission.

Packages and EMI

Many hospitals offer fixed-price packages and no-cost EMI. Ask exactly what the package covers and what happens if you need to stay longer.

Questions to ask the hospital before you pay

  • Is this a package price, and what exactly does it include?
  • Which implant, lens or device is included, and what do the alternatives cost?
  • What is the charge for each extra day in the ward or ICU?
  • Are tests before admission and medicines after discharge included?
  • Can you apply for cashless insurance approval before admission?

Urologists for kidney stone removal in Hyderabad

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Consult a specialist for an assessment and an exact quote for your case.

Dr. Srinivas Murthy

Urologist · Somajiguda

  • Unverified
  • 15 yrs exp.
  • ₹900

Today 10:00 am – 7:00 pm

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Frequently asked questions

How much does kidney stone removal cost in India?
Kidney stone removal usually costs ₹40,000 – ₹2 lakh in India, with many patients paying around ₹1.05 lakh. The final bill depends on the hospital, the city, the room you choose and your medical condition. Ask the hospital for a written estimate that lists what is included.
Why do prices for kidney stone removal vary so much?
The biggest differences come from size and position of the stone, or the type of transplant, Laser or conventional method, Donor and recipient tests, for transplants. Large private hospitals in metro cities usually charge more than trust, government and smaller private hospitals.
Is kidney stone removal covered by health insurance?
Most health insurance policies cover medically necessary treatment, subject to waiting periods, room-rent limits and sub-limits. Ask the hospital's insurance desk to apply for cashless pre-authorisation before admission.
Can I get this treatment under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) or CGHS?
Many procedures are included in government scheme packages at empanelled hospitals, for eligible beneficiaries. Check your eligibility on the official PM-JAY website or with the hospital's Arogya Mitra or scheme desk before admission.
How long is the hospital stay and recovery after kidney stone removal?
The usual hospital stay is day care to 2 days. Most people recover in about 1–2 weeks, but this depends on your health and the exact procedure. Your doctor will advise you on your own situation.
What is usually not included in the quoted price?
Quotes often leave out tests and consultations before admission, upgraded implants, lenses or devices, extra days, ICU stay or complications, medicines after discharge. Ask for these in writing so there are no surprises at discharge.

About these prices. Costs on this page are indicative ranges for planning, based on published package prices and typical bills at hospitals in India. They are not a quote and do not include every possible charge. Prices change, and your treatment depends on your condition. Always get a written estimate from the hospital and medical advice from a qualified doctor.