Prostate Cancer Treatment Clinics Abroad — Page 15

Bangkok Hospital Pattaya is JCI and TEMOS accredited, serving 400,000 patients yearly from 150 countries. It’s part of the Bangkok Dusit Medical Services group, known for advanced healthcare infrastructure. Dr Chanawat Tesavibul specialises in radiation oncology, with training at Siriraj Hospital and leads prostate cancer radiotherapy. The hospital holds the Prime Minister's Export Award for international medical services, providing trusted care with English-speaking staff. Though specific treatment prices aren’t listed, the clinic is a top choice for Australians seeking expert prostate cancer radiation treatment abroad.

Aster CMI Hospital in Bangalore is JCI-accredited and part of a large international network. The hospital is known for robotic surgeries and advanced technology in organ transplants. It offers free airport transfers and interpreters in several languages, plus a personal patient coordinator to assist with appointments. The hospital has 500 beds and is just 30 minutes from Bangalore International Airport, making it convenient for Australians travelling for treatment.

Global Hospital Mumbai offers prostate cancer care with prices around 30–50% lower than in the US and Europe. Diagnostics start from about A$30 for oncologist consultation, with MRI scans and PET/CT also available. Treatments include brachytherapy for around A$7,100, covering hospital stay, anaesthesia, and follow-up consultations. Minimally invasive laparoscopic prostatectomy typically runs from A$11,200 to A$18,800, including surgery, tests, hospital stay, and follow-up visits. The hospital is NABH and NABL accredited and supports international patients with visa help and airport transfers.

Manipal Goa Hospital uses IBM Watson for Oncology to tailor prostate cancer treatments precisely. The hospital offers surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy with the Versa HD beam unit, and bone marrow transplantation. Radiotherapy synchronises with patient breathing for accurate tumour targeting. Free airport transfers, interpreter services, and accommodation are provided, making the stay smoother for Australian patients. The NABH, ISO, and NABL accreditations back the hospital’s high-quality standards. Located 30 km from the international airport, it’s the largest medical centre on India’s western coast.

Seoul National University Hospital is South Korea’s first government-accredited hospital with a prostate cancer surgery success rate of 96.6%. Consultations start from around A$50, with advanced diagnostics like PET/CT scans available from about A$1,320. Robotic da Vinci prostatectomy, a minimally invasive surgery, typically costs around A$30,200–36,900, including 4 nights’ hospital stay, anaesthesia, pre-op tests, and follow-up care. The hospital treats 30,000 international patients each year and offers 24/7 interpreter services to support Australians traveling for treatment.