Immunotherapy Clinics Abroad — Page 8

Severance Hospital is JCI accredited and treats 1.6 million outpatients annually. Its Cancer Center works with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins for top oncology care. The hospital has performed 4,000 robotic surgeries with the Da Vinci system over 6 years. Immunotherapy may cost around A$11,000–A$21,000, reflecting a high level of expertise and facilities trusted by Australians seeking reliable treatment overseas.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha offers immunotherapy through its 9 dedicated cancer centres, backed by JCI accreditation for patient safety. It treats over 1,000,000 international patients yearly, including many Australians. English-speaking staff make communication straightforward. The hospital uses advanced tech like 64 slice PET-CT and robotic surgery. Cost may be around A$11,000 to A$20,700, with options for shared rooms or on-site hotel stays to help manage expenses.

Fortis Gurgaon Cancer Center treats over 5,500 patients annually and uses advanced immunotherapy options supported by Da Vinci surgical robot and CyberKnife system for minimally invasive care. Treatment may cost around A$11,000–A$20,700, typically covering therapy sessions and 24/7 monitoring through their E-ICU. Postoperative rehabilitation includes a healing environment with a park and meditation rooms. Dr Vinod Raina specialises in personalised immunotherapy and actively works on new cancer treatment trials.

Medanta Hospital in Gurgaon is JCI and NABH accredited, showing it meets international quality standards. The large medical complex has 1,250 patient wards and 45 operation theatres to handle complex cases. It’s only 18 km from New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi Airport, making travel straightforward for Aussies. The hospital’s strong surgical history includes 15,000+ cardiac surgeries and 2,500 kidney transplants, reflecting deep clinical expertise available for immunotherapy patients.