Best Chemotherapy Clinics in India: 6 Top-Rated Centers

Artemis Hospital is an award-winning medical institution of world class service at Gurgaon, India. The Hospital has 11 Centers of Excellence and numerous certifications including Accreditation by National Board for Hospitals & Healthcare and Joint Commission International ensuring the compliance with the best treating practises and guidelines. Team of 350+ doctors of 40 specialties treat patients from all over the world.

Fortis Gurgaon is a private multidisciplinary medical center in India.

The Hospital takes the 2nd place in the rating of the most technically advanced hospitals in the world according to the Top Master’s in Healthcare global research.

Doctors of the hospital specialize in the Organ Transplant, Oncology, Neurosurgery, Cardiology, and Robotic Surgery.

Medanta Institute is a large medical complex, which not only offers treatment in all areas of health, but  also have a research center. Director and founder of the Institute is the world famous cardiac surgeon, Dr. Naresh Trehan.

Fortis Memorial Research Institute offers a comprehensive pancreatic cancer chemotherapy program that includes 4 cycles of treatment, diagnostic reviews, and 2 months of accommodation – all for around $7,250. As a flagship hospital of India's leading healthcare provider, it operates a 1000-bed facility meeting international standards with specialized oncology services. The package covers diagnostics, daycare chemotherapy, airport transfers, medical coordination, and follow-up PET scan reassessment.

Artemis Hospital is a JCI and NABH accredited 400+ bed facility with a dedicated oncology department. Chemotherapy may cost around $55,300–$86,100. The hospital follows international standards and received the WHO Asia Pacific Hand Hygiene Excellence Award in 2011.

Paras Healthcare provides specialized tertiary care with chemotherapy costs typically ranging from $55,300 to $86,100. The clinic focuses on affordability and quality in underserved communities with a mission-driven approach to accessible cancer treatment.