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Cancer treatment and second opinions from specialist teams

Cancer care is complex, and travel is not right for every patient. We start with a records review by a specialist team so that you and your family can decide with full information.

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Procedures we commonly arrange

  • Second opinion on diagnosis and treatment plan
  • Surgery for solid tumours
  • Chemotherapy and targeted therapy
  • Radiation therapy
  • Bone marrow and stem cell transplant assessment
  • Supportive and palliative care

What to send us for a review

A hospital specialist reviews your records before we give you a plan and an estimate. Send what you have, and we will tell you if anything is missing.

  • Biopsy and pathology reports
  • PET, CT and MRI reports with images
  • Treatment given so far, with dates and doses
  • Recent blood tests
  • A letter from your oncologist if you have one

Time in India

Treatment length depends on the cancer, the stage and the plan. Some patients come for a second opinion only, some for surgery, and some for a course that lasts weeks or months. The oncology team sets the schedule.

Things to plan for

  • Ask your own oncologist to agree to share records and to follow your care
  • Ask whether treatment can be split between India and home
  • Plan for family accommodation near the hospital for a longer stay
  • Ask about emergency care if you become unwell while away
  • Take time to decide. A second opinion does not commit you to treatment.

Send us your reports and get a written plan

Tell us about your case. We reply with next steps and a written estimate once a hospital has reviewed your records.