Radiotherapy For Prostate Cancer Clinics Abroad — Page 4

Ewha Womans University Medical Centre holds JCI accreditation. The oncology department uses a 128-slice PET/CT scanner which detects tumours as small as 2mm, aiding precision radiotherapy planning. The hospital won first place in South Korea's national Quality of Services competition for three consecutive years, reflecting high patient satisfaction.

Private Koru Ankara Hospital uses advanced Gamma Knife and PET-CT imaging for precise radiotherapy planning. The hospital provides free medical second opinions and 24/7 multilingual support, helping Australian patients confirm decisions before travel. Airport transfers are complimentary, reducing travel stress. The facility holds JCI accreditation, meeting international safety standards recognised by Australians.

Seoul National University Bundang Hospital operates South Korea's first fully digital hospital with its BESTcare system. The radiation oncology centre uses the latest linear accelerators for precise IMRT and IGRT. Its International Department provides free airport transfer and English interpreters for Australians. The centre has performed over 1,000 Gamma Knife procedures for complex cases.

Medipol Bahçelievler University Hospital holds recent JCI accreditation – a recognised international safety standard. Its radiation oncology department uses TrueBeam STx and Halcyon systems for stereotactic radiotherapy. Treatments include SBRT – non-surgical and completed in 1–5 days – as well as IGRT for precision targeting and VMAT to reduce side effects. Radiotherapy for prostate cancer may cost around A$5,600–A$8,400. The hospital has translators for international patients and sees 600,000 patients annually.

Asan Medical Center is South Korea’s largest multidisciplinary hospital, with a Newsweek-recognised Cancer Institute. The centre’s Radiation Oncology Unit provides radiotherapy as part of a comprehensive oncology programme. The hospital is ISO-certified and KOIHA-accredited, reflecting international quality standards. Free airport transfers from Incheon and a dedicated personal coordinator via the International Centre organise care for Australians travelling for treatment.

Manipal Hospitals is JCI-accredited – a global safety standard recognised by Australian health authorities. It serves over 2 million patients annually across 56 specialties, with comprehensive services for international patients. As the third-largest healthcare provider in India, the hospital group offers extensive resources and a multidisciplinary team.

Severance Hospital's Cancer Centre partners with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins for its treatment programmes. It uses precise IMRT (tomotherapy) and radiosurgery to target the prostate while minimising damage to surrounding tissue. Radiotherapy may cost around A$23,800–A$25,200, based on current rates. The hospital holds JCI and KOIHA accreditations – meeting international safety standards – and is ranked among Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals.

Apollo Hospital Indraprastha holds JCI accreditation — a global safety standard recognised by Australian patients. The oncology centre uses TrueBeam STx radiotherapy for precise prostate cancer treatment. The hospital is part of South Asia's largest medical network, with 64 hospitals across 9 countries. Radiotherapy may cost around A$8,800–A$11,100. English-speaking staff and experience with patients from 120 countries help with communication and logistics.