We offer a complete range of cancer treatments including surgery, chemotherapy, radiation therapy, brachytherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, hormonal therapy, monoclonal antibody treatments, stem cell transplantation, radiopharmaceuticals, and interventional radiology. Your exact treatment plan is customised based on your diagnosis.

Your case is reviewed by a multidisciplinary tumor board consisting of surgical, medical, and radiation oncologists. They analyse your reports and recommend the safest and most effective treatment combination tailored to your cancer type and stage.

Not always. Surgery is recommended only when removing the tumor offers clear benefit. Many cancers are treated with radiation, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or targeted therapies without surgery. The choice depends entirely on your individual case.

• External Beam Radiation: High-energy beams are directed at the tumor from outside your body.
• Brachytherapy: A small radioactive source is placed inside or very close to the tumor.
  Your doctor will recommend the method that gives maximum tumour control with minimal side effects.

Chemotherapy is not painful during administration. You may experience side effects like fatigue, nausea, or hair loss, depending on the medicines used. Our team provides strong supportive care to make the process as comfortable as possible.

Chemotherapy attacks all fast-growing cells, including some healthy ones.
 Targeted therapy works only on specific genes or proteins that cancer uses to grow. This often results in fewer side effects and more precise treatment.

Monoclonal antibodies are lab-made proteins that attach to cancer cells.
 Immunotherapy helps your own immune system identify and destroy cancer more effectively. These treatments are often used when traditional therapies are not enough.

Hormonal therapy is used only for cancers that depend on hormones to grow — such as breast, prostate, and some gynecologic cancers. Your doctor will confirm whether your tumor is hormone-sensitive.

It is a procedure that replaces damaged bone marrow after high-dose chemotherapy or radiation. It is commonly used for blood cancers like leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma. Your eligibility depends on your disease stage and overall health.

Radiopharmaceuticals are targeted radioactive medicines used to treat specific cancers, especially bone metastases. They travel through the bloodstream and attack cancer cells from within.

Yes. These are minimally invasive, image-guided procedures such as ablation, embolization, and biopsies. They are performed by expert interventional radiologists and often allow faster recovery with fewer complications.

The duration varies by treatment type:

• Surgery: days to weeks for recovery
• Radiation therapy: 1–7 weeks
• Chemotherapy: cycles over several months
• Immunotherapy/targeted therapy: ongoing as required
  Your care team will give you a clear timeline at the start.

Yes. DCC follows a unified care pathway, meaning all treatments, appointments, reports, and opinions are coordinated by a dedicated care navigator so you never feel lost or overwhelmed.

Most patients begin treatment within 3–7 days of completing all required investigations. Urgent cases are fast-tracked.

We work with multiple partner hospitals and provide options across different budget levels. Our team ensures transparent pricing and avoids unnecessary investigations to reduce your financial burden.