Specialty
Oncology
A cancer diagnosis produces more questions than any other. A structured second opinion on the diagnosis, the staging and the proposed treatment plan helps you and your family decide, whether you ultimately travel or stay home. We coordinate with medical, surgical and radiation oncologists in our network.
We take no commissions from hospitals. Our fees are paid by you, published upfront, and itemized separately from your hospital bill. Full details on the Fees page.
Conditions we coordinate care for
- Breast cancer
- Lung cancer
- Colorectal and other gastrointestinal cancers
- Prostate, kidney and bladder cancers
- Cervical, ovarian and uterine cancers
- Head and neck cancers
- Lymphoma and leukemia
Procedures & services we coordinate
- Pathology and imaging review, biopsy and staging workup
- Cancer surgery, including minimally invasive and robot-assisted approaches where suitable
- Chemotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy planning
- Radiation therapy (IMRT, IGRT, brachytherapy) coordination
- Bone marrow / stem cell transplant evaluation
- Tumor board review of complex cases
How a written second opinion works here
Most cases start here: a structured review of your records before anyone talks about travel. Sometimes the honest conclusion is that treatment close to home makes the most sense, and the opinion will say so.
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Share your records securely
After we connect, we send you a secure link for your reports, imaging and prescriptions. Nothing sensitive goes through the website form. Your most recent documents are usually enough to start; we will ask for older ones only if the specialist needs them.
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An independent specialist reviews your case
A doctor from our network who works in this field, not a call-center agent, reads your file against the treatment you have been advised. Where the records are incomplete, you are told exactly which test or report is missing before any conclusion is drawn.
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You receive a written opinion to keep and share
A written document addressed to you: whether the advised treatment is in line with accepted practice, what the alternatives are, and the questions worth asking your treating doctor. It is meant to be shared with your own doctor, and it never replaces them.
If you decide to travel: how the full journey works
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Share your case
Tell us your diagnosis and what treatment has been advised. After we connect, we send you a secure link for reports. Nothing sensitive goes through the website form.
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Teleconsult with a specialist
We schedule a video consultation or a written second opinion with a specialist from our network who is relevant to your condition.
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Transparent plan and quotes
You receive treatment options and itemized hospital quotes for your case. Our facilitation fee is shown separately, and it is never hidden inside a hospital bill.
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We coordinate everything in India
Admissions, scheduling with real dates for your case, visa invitation paperwork, airport pickup, accommodation through our travel arm Tripcuro, and follow-up after you fly home.
Country guides for this specialty
The same process, written around the paperwork, flights, funding and questions patients actually face in each country.
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A second opinion on your cancer plan, and treatment in India if it helps
Cancer care in India for Australians: what a written second opinion covers, what has to be gathered for it, when we would say stay home, and how a course is quoted.
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Cancer second opinions and treatment in India for Canadian patients
Cancer care in India for Canadian patients: what a written second opinion is built on, how a course of cycles is quoted, and when we would say stay home.
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Cancer treatment in India for Kenyan patients
Cancer treatment in India for Kenyan patients: sending pathology blocks for review, planning a stay around treatment cycles, per-cycle quotes, and follow-up in Kenya.
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Cancer treatment in India for Nigerian patients
Cancer treatment in India for Nigerian patients: a pathology and staging review first, planning a course of cycles around an in-person visa, and itemized quotes.
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Cancer treatment in India for Tanzanian families
Cancer treatment in India for Tanzanian patients: what a pathology review settles remotely, planning a treatment that runs in cycles, and funding it as a family.
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Cancer second opinions and treatment in India, from the UK
Cancer care in India for British patients: which UK records a specialist review needs, how an itemized cancer quote is built, and cycles set against visa validity.
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Cancer treatment and second opinions in India for American patients
Cancer care in India for Americans: what a written second opinion covers, why pathology needs blocks and not PDFs, and treatment in cycles versus a long trip.
Oncology: FAQs
My treatment has already started at home. Is a second opinion still useful?
Will you tell me my chances of recovery?
How do you decide which hospital to recommend?
Tell us about your case
A few lines are enough to start. We respond within four business hours.
Discuss your case with a specialist
Share your diagnosis in a few lines. We'll tell you honestly whether a remote consultation or written second opinion makes sense, and if travel isn't warranted, we'll say that too.
We respond within four business hours.
We are a small team — on weekends, expect a reply within one business day.