Chemotherapy Clinics in India — Page 3

Artemis Hospital Gurgaon was the first in Gurgaon to gain JCI and NABH accreditation, showing its commitment to top international quality. It’s a 400-bed multispecialty hospital with a strong focus on oncology and cancer care. The hospital also won the Asia Pacific Hand Hygiene Excellence Award from WHO in 2011, reflecting its attention to patient safety during chemotherapy. Treatment may cost around A$77,000, covering all core services in a modern facility known for its comprehensive care.

Max Super Speciality Hospital in East Delhi is a multispecialty tertiary care centre with cancer care speciality and 147 beds. It's the first hospital in India recognised by HIMSS, a global benchmark for advanced digital hospital systems. Chemotherapy may cost around A$77,000–A$120,000 based on current USD to AUD conversion. The hospital holds NABH, NABL, and ISO 9001:2000 certifications, showing strong quality and safety standards for Australian patients.

Max Vaishali hospital in Ghaziabad is NABH accredited with 370+ beds, including 128 critical care and 16 high dependency beds to support oncology patients. It serves as a regional hub for targeted cancer treatments and offers over 28 specialties. The NABL-accredited lab and nursing team of 610 professionals ensure thorough care throughout chemotherapy. While prices aren’t listed, the hospital’s scale and specialised cancer services make it a solid choice for Australians seeking treatment abroad.

Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital is a 250-bed tertiary care centre in Delhi, serving as a regional hub for targeted cancer treatments. It offers advanced imaging like 256-slice CT Angio and 3.0 Tesla MRI, plus critical care with 72 ICU beds. Chemotherapy may cost around A$77,000–A$120,000, reflecting its high-tech facilities and comprehensive care. Over 300 specialist doctors support complex cases, making it a solid option for Australians seeking thorough cancer treatment abroad.

BLK-Max Super Speciality Hospital in Delhi has 650 beds, including 125 critical care beds for strong support during chemotherapy. The hospital offers 24/7 bedside haemodialysis and endoscopy to handle complex cases. Fast sample transport via an automatic pneumatic chute speeds up treatment decisions. Its paper-less system with remote-access electronic records makes managing care easier, especially for patients abroad. This facility is well set up for thorough chemotherapy care with seamless coordination across departments.

Paras Healthcare is a tertiary care hospital in Gurgaon, a key medical tourism hub near Delhi. Established in 2006, it offers specialised medical services at affordable prices. Chemotherapy may cost around A$77,400–A$120,500 based on current rates. The clinic’s location and service focus make it a practical option for Australians seeking reliable care abroad without breaking the bank.

Apollo Hospitals in Bengaluru is a JCI-certified facility with 250 beds and a 212,000 sq ft campus. It ranks as the second-best multi-specialty hospital in Bangalore and specialises in cancer surgery using minimal access techniques. Chemotherapy here may cost around A$77,500–A$120,500 based on current rates. About 70% of consultants trained or worked at reputed institutes, ensuring quality care for Australian patients seeking advanced cancer treatment.

Apollo Hospitals - Greams Road in Chennai is India's first corporate hospital and part of a major healthcare group across Asia. Chemotherapy there may cost around A$77,000–A$120,000 depending on specifics. The hospital combines in-house pharmacies, diagnostic clinics, and telemedicine units across 10 countries to support patient care from start to finish.

Apollo Hospital in Navi Mumbai holds JCI and NABH accreditation, offering trustworthy multi-specialty tertiary care. Chemotherapy is delivered alongside integrated super specialty services under one roof, providing coordinated care in a single visit. While pricing details aren’t public, the hospital’s certifications reflect international safety and quality standards, making it a reliable choice for Australians seeking treatment abroad.

Apollo Proton Cancer Centre is a 150-bed hospital providing comprehensive cancer care, including chemotherapy. It’s South Asia and the Middle East’s first proton therapy centre with multiple treatment rooms. Their Multidisciplinary Cancer Management Teams coordinate surgery, radiation oncology, and chemotherapy for well-rounded care. Serving over 3.5 billion people, this centre offers an integrated treatment suite for seamless cancer management. Australians may find this a reliable option with a broad regional reputation.