Cancer Screening Clinics in India — Page 2

Apollo Hospitals in Chennai was India's first corporate hospital, founded in 1983. It pioneered the private healthcare revolution and is now Asia's foremost integrated healthcare provider. The group operates telemedicine units across 10 countries.

• Part of a healthcare ecosystem that includes hospitals, pharmacies, primary care, and diagnostic clinics.
• Offers health insurance services, medical colleges, and e-learning through Med-varsity.
• Global projects consultancy and colleges of nursing and hospital management under the same group.

Fortis Hospital is a five-time JCI-accredited multispecialty hospital in Mumbai. Operating for over 20 years, it is Maharashtra’s largest multiorgan transplant centre. Its core specialties include cardiology, organ transplant, and orthopedics.

• First in western India to complete 100+ heart transplants in 4 years.
• Houses central Mumbai’s first advanced surgical robot.
• India’s first NABH-accredited blood bank and a three-time NABL-accredited lab.
• Winner of the Asian Hospital Management Award and BMJ India Medical Team of the Year.

Helal Healthcare is a medical tourism center in Delhi, India. It specializes in cardiology, oncology, neurosurgery, and orthopedics. The clinic also treats children across pediatric cardiology, neurology, and endocrinology. It connects international patients to a network of over 30 Indian healthcare partners. The medical team includes 37 specialized doctors.

The clinic has managed more than 6,250 successful treatments. Patient services reach people from over 13 countries. The team provides 24/7 emergency support and quick appointments. Staff help with airport pickups, lodging, and visa arrival planning. Translators and aides offer language support during consultations and recovery.