CancerBreast Cancer Treatment
Surgery, radiation and drug therapy for breast cancer, given in an order a tumour board plans from your reports.
Starting fromUS$3,500
Get QuoteOncology
Solid tumours and blood cancers, treated with surgery (including robotic), chemotherapy, radiation, proton therapy, immunotherapy and CAR-T.
Cancer treatment usually combines several methods: surgery to remove the tumour, chemotherapy (medicines that kill cancer cells), radiation therapy, and in some cases targeted therapy or immunotherapy. At many hospitals the plan is agreed by a tumour board, a meeting of surgeons, medical oncologists and radiation oncologists who review your case together.
The most useful reports to send first are the biopsy report (histopathology), any receptor or marker tests done on the tissue, and your latest PET-CT, CT or MRI scans. Add a summary of treatment so far. If the biopsy slides and tissue blocks are available, keep them safe, because the hospital may want to review them.
Cancer care can mean several weeks of treatment, so the length of stay, the visa it needs and the distance from home matter when you compare countries. Quotes are often split by stage: surgery, each cycle of chemotherapy and the full course of radiation. Ask each hospital to name the medicines in its quote, because drug costs vary with the brand used.
One set of reports, several quotes
You send your reports once. We share them, with your consent, with partner hospitals that treat this speciality. Each one quotes for your case and you decide.
Treatments
- Cancer
CancerLung Cancer Treatment
Surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, targeted drugs or immunotherapy, chosen after biopsy and molecular tests.
Starting fromUS$6,000Get Quote
CancerColorectal Cancer Treatment
Surgery for colon or rectal cancer, keyhole or robotic where suitable, with chemotherapy or radiation when the stage calls for it.
Starting fromUS$4,000Get Quote
CancerProstate Cancer Treatment
Active surveillance, surgery, radiation or hormone therapy, chosen after PSA, MRI, biopsy and staging scans.
Starting fromUS$5,000Get Quote
CancerCervical and Ovarian Cancer Treatment
Two different cancers, with cervical cancer treated by surgery or chemoradiation and ovarian cancer by surgery and chemotherapy.
Starting fromUS$4,000Get Quote
CancerLiver Cancer Treatment
Surgery, ablation, treatment through the liver's arteries, transplant or drugs, chosen by tumour size and liver health.
Starting fromUS$6,000Get Quote
CancerPancreatic Cancer Treatment
Chemotherapy, surgery such as the Whipple procedure, and relief of jaundice, planned around a detailed pancreas CT.
Starting fromUS$6,000Get Quote
CancerStomach Cancer Treatment
Gastrectomy with lymph node removal, usually with chemotherapy before and after, planned after endoscopy and staging tests.
Starting fromUS$5,000Get Quote
CancerHead and Neck Cancer Treatment
Surgery, radiation or both for cancers of the mouth, throat and voice box, with care for speech and swallowing.
Starting fromUS$7,000Get Quote
CancerBlood Cancer Treatment
Leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma, each treated differently, with plans built on bone marrow, blood and scan results.
Starting fromUS$6,000Get Quote
CancerChemotherapy
Cancer drugs given in cycles over weeks or months, by drip or as tablets, mostly in a day care unit.
Starting fromUS$400Get Quote
CancerRadiation Therapy
Precisely aimed high energy X-rays that destroy cancer cells, usually given in short daily sessions over several weeks.
Starting fromUS$3,500Get Quote
CancerProton Therapy
A form of radiation that stops inside the tumour, used mainly for children and tumours beside the brain, spine or eye.
Starting fromUS$28,500Get Quote
CancerImmunotherapy and CAR-T Cell Therapy
Drugs that release the immune system's brakes, and CAR-T, where your own T cells are re-engineered to attack blood cancer.
Starting fromUS$34,000Get Quote
CancerRobotic Cancer Surgery
Keyhole cancer surgery where the surgeon works robotic instruments from a console, used for prostate, kidney, bowel and more.
Starting fromUS$6,500Get Quote
Indicative range. Your final cost depends on your reports and the hospital you choose.
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