Radiation Therapy For Brain Tumor Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Medicana Sivas Hospital provides a comprehensive radiotherapy package for brain tumours that handles the logistics for Australian patients. The programme typically costs around A$9,600 and covers 30 sessions. This price includes an oncology consultation, blood tests, and necessary radiological scans. The clinic even includes Istanbul–Sivas return flights and airport transfers. Dr Ahmet Buyukyoruk manages the full treatment plan while patients stay in a facility that belongs to the reputable Medicana Health Group. Bed fees for the patient and one companion are covered until discharge.

Manipal Hospitals holds JCI accreditation and is recognised in Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals ranking. It treats over 2 million patients annually from 30 countries, offering a seamless journey for Australians with airport pickup, transfers, and English-speaking staff. The hospital is part of India's third-largest healthcare group with over 50 years of experience.

Severance Hospital uses advanced radiation techniques like IMRT, tomotherapy and radiosurgery to precisely target brain tumours. Its Cancer Centre collaborates with MD Anderson Cancer Centre, giving access to globally recognised protocols. The JCI and KOIHA-accredited hospital treats 1.6 million outpatients annually, demonstrating a strong track record with complex cases. Radiosurgery is a non-invasive option there which can reduce recovery time.

Medanta Hospital holds JCI and NABH accreditation — meeting rigorous international and national safety standards. The hospital operates dedicated Institutes of Neurosciences and Cancer for multidisciplinary brain tumour care. It was the first hospital in India to offer robotic surgeries. With over 1,250 beds and 45 operating theatres, Medanta has the capacity for complex cases. The hospital is 18 km from Delhi International Airport, simplifying transport logistics for overseas patients.

Global Hospital Chennai's radiation oncology centre uses the TrueBeam STx system – this technology delivers highly accurate irradiation to brain tumours. The NABH-accredited hospital is part of the Gleneagles Global Hospitals group, seeing 2 million patients annually. For Australians, the clinic's international patient services organise visa applications, airport transfers, and interpreters.

Global Hospital Mumbai is part of the Gleneagles Global Hospitals Group and holds NABH accreditation for international treatment quality standards. Treatment costs are typically 30–50% lower than in Europe or the US. The clinic uses equipment from Korean, German and Swiss manufacturers and follows international treatment protocols. Its International Patient Services Department offers free airport transfers and medical interpreters.