Oncology
Comprehensive Cancer Care,
Close to Home
Advanced treatment. Expert teams. A healthier tomorrow, together.
Our Oncology Department
Our medical and surgical oncology teams work together, not in isolation, to give you the most complete and personalised care — from diagnosis through treatment and recovery.
Tumour board. Team-based care.
Every case is reviewed by a multidisciplinary team to ensure the right treatment, for the right patient, at the right time.
Adrenal Cancer
Testicular Cancer
Penile Cancer
Prostate Cancer
Bladder Cancer
Breast Cancer
Medical Oncology
MEDICINE-LED CARE
Cancer treatment through medicine — chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and hormone therapy — led by the medical oncology team.
Treatment options
Chemotherapy
Targeted
therapy
Immunotherapy
Hormone
therapy
Day-care
chemo unit
Surgical Oncology
SURGERY-LED CARE
Cancer treatment through surgery — removing tumours and affected tissue while preserving as much healthy function as possible.
Treatment options
Tumour removal
surgery
Minimally invasive
/ laparoscopic
Reconstructive
surgery
Biopsy & staging procedures
Meet Our Team
Director Consultant Gynaecology
Consultant Gynaecology
Consultant Urology
Consultant Anesthesiology
Consultant Radiologist
Consultant Anesthesiology
Have Questions?
We're here to help.
When should I see an oncologist?
You should consider seeing an oncologist if you have been diagnosed with cancer, have abnormal test results that require further evaluation, or have been referred by another doctor for specialist cancer care.
What types of cancer do you treat?
Our oncology team provides evaluation and treatment for a wide range of cancers, with treatment planned according to the type, stage, and individual needs of each patient.
What is the difference between medical and surgical oncology?
Medical oncology primarily treats cancer using medicines such as chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, and hormone therapy. Surgical oncology focuses on removing cancerous tumours through surgery when appropriate. Our teams work together to provide coordinated care.
Is chemotherapy always required for cancer treatment?
No. Chemotherapy is not required for every cancer patient. Treatment depends on the type and stage of cancer and other individual factors. Your oncologist will explain whether chemotherapy is appropriate for you.
How do I book an appointment with an oncologist?
You can book an appointment with one of our medical or surgical oncologists through the Book Appointment option or contact the hospital directly for assistance.
Is urgent oncology support available?
If you are experiencing a medical emergency or severe symptoms, seek immediate medical attention or contact the hospital’s emergency services rather than waiting for a routine oncology appointment.
Talk to an oncologist today
Get the right advice. Book your consultation or get urgent support.
Our team is available 24*7 for you and your loved ones
Contact Us
Urology and Cancer Institute
(A Unit of Jain Hospital Pvt. Ltd)
Call for appointments: +91 8010 907 907