Targeted Therapy Clinics Abroad — Page 6

Severance Hospital in Seoul is JCI accredited and performs 40,000 operations yearly, offering trusted multidisciplinary care. The cancer centre partners with MD Anderson and Johns Hopkins University, bringing advanced oncology expertise. It has completed over 4,000 robotic surgeries using the Da Vinci system in 6 years, providing precise treatment. Targeted therapy there may cost around A$14,700–A$26,500, reflecting the high level of care and collaboration.

Fortis Gurgaon’s Cancer Center treats over 5,500 patients annually and performs 500 robotic surgeries on neck tumors, showing strong minimally invasive skills. Targeted therapy there uses drugs to destroy cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue, personalising treatment. The clinic is NABH and NABL accredited, reflecting recognised quality and technical standards. Treatment may cost around A$15,000–A$27,000. Dr Vinod Raina specialises in targeted therapy and leads oncology using evidence-based practices and clinical trials.

Global Hospital Chennai is NABH accredited and part of Gleneagles Global Hospitals, treating 2 million patients yearly. Their targeted therapy uses Da Vinci robot and TrueBeam STx for precise care. The hospital boasts over 1,000 successful liver transplants, showing real expertise in complex treatments. International patients get translators, visa support, airport transfers, and help with hotel bookings. Treatments may cost around A$15,000–A$27,000 depending on the case, including essential services to make travel easier.

BLK Super Speciality Hospital in New Delhi has Asia's largest bone marrow transplant unit performing over 100 transplants a year. The cancer centre uses the CyberKnife VSI system for precise radiosurgery that limits damage to healthy tissue. Targeted therapy there may cost around A$14,700–A$26,500 and includes advanced imaging like PET-CT and 1.5 Tesla MRI. The hospital offers full international support with visa help, airport transfers, accommodation, and English-speaking coordinators.