Cancer care in India is planned by multidisciplinary tumour boards at large hospital groups and specialist cancer centres. Options include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation and bone marrow transplant. Proton therapy is available at a small number of centres. A second opinion on your existing reports is often the right first step.
Which procedures can international patients have?
- Surgical oncology, including robotic surgery
- Chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy
- Radiation therapy — IMRT, IGRT, SRS and proton therapy where available
- Bone marrow and stem cell transplant
- PET-CT and staging
- Second opinion from a tumour board
Conditions and their treatment journeys
- Breast Cancer — Multidisciplinary care — surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and targeted therapy — planned by a tumour board.
- Leukaemia, Lymphoma & Myeloma — Blood cancers treated with chemotherapy, immunotherapy and, for some patients, bone marrow transplant.
Read before you decide
- India’s e-Medical visa in 2026: what changed, and what to do
- NABH and JCI: what hospital accreditation tells you — and what it doesn’t
What to prepare before your case review
- Biopsy and histopathology report — and the blocks or slides if a review is needed
- PET-CT, CT or MRI images
- Treatment history: what you have had, when and how you responded
- Blood counts and organ function tests
Where in India is it done?
Hospitals with strong programmes in this area are concentrated in Chennai, Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad. We suggest hospitals based on your case, not on a fixed list.
What does it cost?
We do not publish price tables. The cost of treatment depends on your diagnosis, the hospital, the room category and your recovery, so any single number would mislead you. Through the case review you receive written estimates from the hospitals themselves, side by side.
Medical decisions
IndiaMedica is not a hospital and does not give medical advice. Your treating specialists decide on your treatment.
Questions patients ask
Can I get a second opinion before travelling?
Often yes. We can share your existing reports with hospital oncology teams through the free case review and return their written opinions.
Do you promise outcomes?
No. Outcomes depend on the patient and the treatment. We help you reach the right specialists and understand the plan they recommend.