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Medical Treatments We Offer

Expert cancer treatment, without admission.

Every therapy below is delivered as day-care — you come in, receive treatment under specialist supervision, and go home the same evening. No hospital stay, no ward, no waiting list.

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Day Care

Chemotherapy

Outpatient infusion therapy delivered in a dedicated day-care suite. Your protocol is prescribed by your oncologist, prepared under pharmacy supervision, and administered by oncology-trained nurses.

  • Most sessions run a few hours — you are discharged the same day.
  • One attendant may stay with you throughout the session.
  • Continuous monitoring, with emergency protocols and tie-ups in place.
  • Anti-nausea and supportive medication managed alongside treatment.
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Advanced

Immunotherapy

Immunotherapy works with your body’s own immune system rather than attacking cells directly. For the cancers it is indicated in, it can mean a different and often better-tolerated side-effect profile than conventional chemotherapy.

  • Eligibility is confirmed by biomarker and pathology testing first.
  • Given on a fixed cycle, as a day-care infusion.
  • Immune-related side effects are screened for at every visit.
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Precision

Targeted Therapy

Targeted drugs act on specific markers found on cancer cells. Because they are aimed at those markers, surrounding healthy tissue is largely spared — which is why molecular testing comes before the prescription, never after.

  • Begins with molecular profiling of your tumour.
  • Available as oral tablets or day-care infusion, depending on the drug.
  • Response is tracked with scheduled imaging and blood work.
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Cutting-Edge

CAR-T Cell Therapy

One of the most advanced cell therapies available in India today, used in certain blood cancers. Your own T-cells are collected, re-engineered to recognise the cancer, and returned to you.

  • Cells are collected, engineered off-site, then reinfused.
  • Requires close monitoring; not delivered as routine day-care.
  • Suitability is decided by a multidisciplinary tumour board.
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Support

Palliative & Supportive Care

Palliative care is not a last resort — it runs alongside active treatment. Its purpose is comfort, dignity and quality of life: pain control, nutrition, and support for the family as much as the patient.

  • Pain and symptom management at every stage of illness.
  • Nutrition, physiotherapy and counselling support.
  • Guidance for caregivers and family members.
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Support

Psycho-Oncology

Counsellors trained specifically in the emotional realities of a cancer diagnosis. A diagnosis lands on the mind as heavily as it lands on the body — and the mind deserves care too.

  • Counselling for anxiety, fear of recurrence and low mood.
  • Sessions for family members and caregivers, not only the patient.
  • Support at diagnosis, during treatment, and after it ends.
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Support

Onco-Nutrition

Dietitians who help the body cope with treatment, one meal plan at a time. What you are able to eat changes through treatment — your plan should change with it.

  • Meal plans built around your diagnosis, treatment and appetite.
  • Guidance on managing nausea, taste changes and weight loss.
  • Practical, home-cookable advice for the family kitchen.
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Research

Clinical Trials

For selected patients, a clinical trial offers access to investigational drugs and next-generation treatments before they are widely available. Participation is always voluntary and fully informed.

  • Screened against published eligibility criteria.
  • Ethics-committee approved, with written informed consent.
  • You may withdraw at any point without affecting your standard care.
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Common Questions

Before your first visit

The questions our care coordinators are asked most often.

Do I need to be admitted to hospital?

No. Every therapy on this page is delivered as day-care. You arrive for your session, receive treatment under specialist supervision, and go home the same evening.

Do I need a referral to book?

No referral is required for a first consultation. If you already have a diagnosis, reports or a treatment plan from another hospital, bring them — it helps our oncologist advise you faster.

Can a family member stay with me?

Yes. One attendant may stay with you for the duration of your session.

Is my treatment covered by insurance?

Coverage depends on your policy and the therapy prescribed. Our team will verify your policy and explain what is covered before treatment begins — so there are no surprises.

How do I know which treatment is right for me?

You do not have to decide alone. Treatment is chosen by your oncologist based on your diagnosis, stage, pathology and molecular testing — and explained to you in full before anything begins.

Don’t Wait

Not sure which treatment applies to you?

Speak to a cancer specialist today — free first consultation for new patients at all centres.

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