Cancer care: Frequently asked questions

Yes. Send us your existing medical records, test reports, recent imaging studies, and treatment records. Include pathology or genetic test results if available.

We will organize the documents according to the hospital's requirements. We will also confirm how to submit them. The hospital may identify missing documents and advise whether remote assessment is possible. It may also advise whether you should travel for in-person treatment. You can then decide whether to travel. Do not book nonrefundable flights or accommodation before receiving a clear response.

Yes, you can request a consultation. Do not stop or change your medications while awaiting a response.

Provide all relevant medical records and test reports. State your current regimen, timing of your most recent dose, treatment response, and side effects. Your current doctor and consulting doctor should jointly assess any treatment changes.

No. Submitting records does not mean the hospital has confirmed admission or treatment dates.

The hospital must consider the doctor's assessment, test results, bed availability, and internal procedures. Do not book nonrefundable flights or accommodation until the hospital provides explicit confirmation.