Medical Oncology

• India has emerged as a global leader in medical oncology, offering world-class cancer care that combines cutting-edge treatments, internationally trained specialists, and comprehensive patient support systems.
• Indian oncology hospitals provide the complete spectrum of modern cancer treatments, including precision medicine, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, CAR-T cell therapy, and personalized treatment protocols. Top cancer hospitals are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities for chemotherapy, radiation therapy, proton beam therapy, and advanced surgical oncology.
• Indian medical oncology team is highly qualified specialists trained at premier institutions worldwide. The multidisciplinary approach involves medical oncologists, surgical oncologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists, and support specialists working collaboratively to develop individualized treatment plans. This team-based approach ensures comprehensive care addressing all aspects of cancer treatment and patient well-being.
• Indian cancer centers excel in molecular diagnostics, genomic profiling, and biomarker testing that enable personalized cancer treatment. Advanced pathology services, including immunohistochemistry and next-generation sequencing, help identify specific cancer subtypes and guide targeted therapy selection. This precision approach significantly improves treatment outcomes and reduces unnecessary side effects.
Comprehensive Cancer Care
• Beyond treatment, Indian oncology centers provide holistic cancer care including nutritional support, pain management, palliative care, psychological counseling, and rehabilitation services. Many facilities offer integrated wellness programs combining conventional treatments with complementary therapies, providing patients with comprehensive support throughout their cancer journey.
• Cancer treatment in India costs 60-80% less than in Western countries while maintaining international quality standards. Complex treatments like bone marrow transplants, which cost $200,000-500,000 abroad, are available for $15,000-35,000 in India. This affordability extends life-saving treatments to a broader patient population without compromising clinical outcomes.