Chemotherapy Clinics Abroad — Page 15

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.

Fortis Hospital in Mumbai is five-time JCI accredited and has a 350-bed multispecialty setup. It features Maharashtra’s largest multiorgan transplant centre and India’s first NABH-accredited blood bank. Chemotherapy may cost around A$77,400–A$120,500, roughly covering treatment at this award-winning hospital with a pathology lab accredited thrice by NABL. The clinic’s central Mumbai location and strong international reputation make it a solid choice for Australians.

MGM Hospital in Chennai is South Asia's top-ranked LEED Platinum Green Hospital, offering eco-friendly chemotherapy care. The hospital uses music therapy to ease patient comfort and voice-assisted tech for 24/7 in-room support. Its affiliation with a medical college ranked 23rd in India strengthens clinical care. Patients benefit from a tranquil setting featuring the tallest vertical garden in Chennai and solar-powered facilities, creating an environment that supports healing throughout treatment.

Aakash Hospital is a 230-bed tertiary care centre in Delhi with 70 critical care beds and 24x7 emergency services. It supports complex chemotherapy cases with an on-site blood bank and specialised neonatal and pediatric intensive care units. Centres of Excellence cover cardiology, orthopedics, and renal sciences, offering well-rounded support during treatment. Chemotherapy pricing details are not listed but the hospital’s extensive facilities ensure thorough care for Australians travelling for this treatment.

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.

Associate Professor M. Derda Ozer DERDA SAGLIK HIZMETLERI in Istanbul treats nearly 20,000 patients yearly, including many from Australia and Commonwealth countries. The clinic is JCI-accredited and holds TEMOS and EFQM certifications, ensuring high-quality care. Cost for chemotherapy may run around A$77,400–A$120,500. The facility is in a LEED Platinum eco-certified building and uses advanced ophthalmic technologies, reflecting its commitment to precise and safe treatment environments.