Robotic surgery across cardiac, urology, transplant, oncology, and paediatric specialties
Yes. Post-surgical follow-up is managed remotely through the AlTakhassusi App, giving you access to your surgical team, operative notes, imaging, and a structured monitoring programme.
Your international patient coordinator remains your single point of contact for post-operative queries, medication clarification, or urgent escalation.
Remote follow-up is available to international patients returning to the GCC, North Africa, the Levant, South Asia and beyond, including where local specialist follow-up for complex post-cardiac or post-transplant cases is limited.
Submit your scans and surgical reports to the International Patient Care Centre for a remote assessment to confirm this.
KFSH&RC's robotic programme covers cardiac surgery, organ transplantation, urology, oncology, colorectal, thoracic, paediatric, and neurosurgery, with 1,370 robotic procedures performed in 2024.
You receive a written assessment confirming the best surgical approach before you are asked to travel.
Robotic surgery consultations, second opinions, and treatment coordination at KFSH&RC in Saudi Arabia are managed through the International Patient Care Centre.
The team is available 24/7 and can arrange online consultations, remote imaging reviews, in-person surgical appointments, and full coordination with your assigned specialist.
Stay length depends on your procedure, your condition and how you recover. Your coordinator gives you a written itinerary with the expected stay for your case before you book flights.
The international patient team books accommodation near the hospital at no cost for the booking service, with options to suit your preference and budget, including space for a caregiver.
Yes. KFSH&RC :
At KFSH&RC, robotic cardiac surgery achieved a 98% survival rate across 400 procedures, with hospital stay and blood transfusions reduced by 50%+ vs conventional open-chest methods.
The programme has been operational since 2003 across four generations of robotic technology.
For complex cancer surgery, the robotic approach reduces blood loss and allows faster return to follow-on treatments.