Centres of excellence
Oncology
Surgical, medical and radiation oncology coordinated as one treatment plan.
Cancer care almost always involves more than one treatment — surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or newer targeted and immune therapies — sequenced by a team rather than chosen by one doctor.
Why the pathology report matters most
The exact tumour type, grade, stage and receptor status determine treatment far more than the organ involved. Bring the full histopathology report; without it any plan is provisional and any cost estimate is a guess.
What we will not do
We do not quote survival figures or promise outcomes, and we will not encourage travel for treatment that could be delivered as well closer to home. Where a second opinion confirms your existing plan, we will tell you so plainly.
Treatments in Oncology
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Breast Cancer Treatment
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, hormone and targeted therapy sequenced by a team — with the pathology report, not the lump, deciding the plan.
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Lung Cancer Treatment
Treatment turns on which of the two lung cancers you have and how far it has spread — surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy and immunotherapy, a...
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Colon Cancer Treatment
Surgery to remove the affected segment of bowel, with chemotherapy where the stage calls for it — and a colonoscopy that both finds the cancer and takes the fir...
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Prostate Cancer Treatment
From active monitoring to surgery, radiotherapy and hormone therapy — the choice rests on the Gleason score, the stage and how much treatment your life can abso...
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Cervical Cancer Treatment
Almost always caused by persistent HPV infection, found by screening long before symptoms — and treated by surgery, chemoradiation or both depending on the stag...
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Chemotherapy
Anti-cancer drugs given in cycles that travel through the bloodstream — used before surgery, after it, or as the main treatment in its own right.
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Radiation Therapy
High-energy beams aimed precisely at a tumour, planned on your own scans — painless, non-invasive, and delivered in short daily sessions over weeks.
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Immunotherapy
Treatment that helps your own immune system recognise and attack cancer — not a drug that poisons the tumour directly, and not suitable for everyone.