Radiotherapy For Breast Cancer Clinics Abroad — Page 5

Medanta Hospital holds JCI, NABH and NABL accreditations – multiple layers of internationally recognised quality certification. Its dedicated Cancer Institute offers comprehensive oncology care within a 1250-bed facility. The hospital is conveniently located just 18 km from Delhi's international airport, easing the transfer for Australians.

Global Hospital Chennai uses the TrueBeam STx linear accelerator – delivering precise radiotherapy with real-time imaging to minimise healthy tissue damage. The NABH-accredited hospital is listed in Newsweek’s World’s Best Hospitals. For Australians, the international patient team assists with visas, airport transfers, hotel booking and English medical reports for follow-up.

Istanbul Okan University Hospital holds an International Health Tourism Authorization Certificate, ISO certification, and Turkish Medical Association accreditation. The 250-bed facility opened in 2016 and treats over 110,000 patients annually across 41 departments. It has a dedicated multidisciplinary team and on-site research laboratory for integrated oncology care. The hospital is conveniently located close to Istanbul International Airport, and interpreter assistance is available for international patients.

Global Hospital Mumbai is part of the Gleneagles Global Hospitals Group and holds NABH accreditation – India's benchmark for hospital quality. Its dedicated International Patients Service helps with visa applications, interpreter services, and includes free airport transfers. The hospital's global network treats 8,000 international patients from 25 countries annually. Radiotherapy for breast cancer there typically costs 30–50% less than equivalent treatment in Europe or the US.

Manipal Goa Hospital uses a Versa HD beam unit for radiotherapy, adjusting the beam precisely to the patient's breathing pattern. This can reduce damage to surrounding healthy tissue. The clinic is NABH-accredited and part of the Manipal network, experienced with over 2 million international patients. Packages typically include airport transfers, interpreter services, accommodation and meals for a seamless experience.

SNUH reports a breast cancer survival rate of 91.9% – higher than the US average. The hospital treats 30,000 international patients yearly and performs 1,200 breast tumour surgeries annually. Its digital patient system reduces medical errors, and its International Department provides 24/7 assistance with English interpreters.