Oncology Treatment
Get a tumour board reviewed plan for oncology treatment India patients trust, combining medical oncology, surgical oncology, and radiation oncology under one coordinated care team.
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Cancer Treatment India Relies On
Every case that comes through our network starts with a tumour board review, where medical oncology, surgical oncology, and radiation oncology specialists look at the biopsy, scans, and staging together before agreeing on a single treatment path. This avoids the back-and-forth referrals that often slow down cancer care elsewhere.
Patients choose cancer treatment India offers because the same combination of chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted cancer therapy available in the US or UK is delivered here at a fraction of the price, backed by oncologists who manage a high volume of complex cases year round. A dedicated case manager coordinates biopsy scheduling, treatment cycles, and the imaging follow-ups needed to track how the tumour is responding.
Treatment planning changes depending on the cancer type, its stage, and whether it has spread, so every patient gets a plan built around their specific pathology report.
- Breast Cancer
- Lung Cancer
- Blood Cancers (Leukemia & Lymphoma)
- Gastrointestinal Cancers
- Head & Neck Cancers
- Prostate & Urological Cancers
The right modality, or combination of modalities, depends on cancer type, stage, and the patient's overall fitness for treatment. Our tumour board reviews every scan and pathology report before finalising a plan.
Surgical Oncology Package
Covers tumour resection surgery along with pre-operative staging and post-surgical pathology review.
Radiation Therapy Course
A planned series of radiotherapy sessions using image-guided technology to target the tumour precisely.
Chemotherapy Cycle Program
Scheduled chemotherapy cycles with regular blood work to monitor response and manage side effects.
Medical oncology covers chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted cancer therapy delivered through medication, while surgical oncology removes tumours physically and radiation oncology uses focused radiotherapy, often combined depending on the cancer type and stage.
A tumour board of medical, surgical, and radiation oncologists reviews your biopsy, imaging, and staging together, then recommends a sequence of treatments rather than leaving each specialist to decide separately.
No, immunotherapy works best for specific cancer types and biomarker profiles, so your oncologist will run tests to confirm whether it's a suitable option before adding it to your plan.
Most chemotherapy protocols run in cycles over 4 to 6 months, with a break of 2 to 3 weeks between cycles so the body can recover before the next round.
Targeted therapy is usually priced separately from surgery or radiotherapy since it depends on the specific drug and duration prescribed, and your coordinator will share a clear cost breakdown once the plan is confirmed.
Depending on the surgery and how the wound heals, radiation or chemotherapy typically begins 3 to 6 weeks after surgical recovery, though the exact timing is set by the tumour board.
Yes. Treatment is delivered at NABH and JCI accredited cancer centres with dedicated oncology ICUs, and every case goes through a full diagnostic review before any surgery or therapy begins.
Surgical oncology patients typically plan for 3 to 4 weeks including recovery, while chemotherapy or radiation courses may need multiple shorter visits spread across several months.