What is the difference between a cancer hospital and a cancer clinic?

A cancer hospital like Everhope offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient care including surgeries, ICU, chemotherapy, diagnostics, and rehabilitation — all under one roof. A cancer clinic typically provides only consultations and outpatient treatments without surgical or emergency facilities.

Do you have ICU and 24/7 emergency services?

Yes, Everhope has a fully equipped ICU with round-the-clock monitoring by trained intensivists and nursing staff. We also provide 24/7 emergency and ambulance services to ensure timely critical care.

What types of surgeries can be performed at Everhope?

Our surgical oncologists perform a wide range of cancer surgeries including breast, thoracic, gastrointestinal, head & neck, gynecologic, and orthopedic oncology procedures. We offer both open and minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgical options.

Do you accept health insurance and offer cashless treatment?

Yes, we accept most major health insurance providers and offer cashless treatment facilities. Our dedicated insurance desk helps patients with claim processing and paperwork to ensure a smooth experience.

Can I get admitted for chemotherapy?

Yes, we offer both daycare and inpatient chemotherapy services. Our comfortable chemotherapy suites are designed for patient comfort, and our medical oncologists closely monitor each session to manage any side effects effectively.

Is there an on-site pharmacy and diagnostic lab?

Yes, Everhope has a fully stocked on-site pharmacy including chemotherapy drugs, as well as a comprehensive diagnostic lab for rapid test results. This ensures faster diagnosis and uninterrupted treatment.

What is a Tumor Board and how does it help me?

A Tumor Board is a weekly meeting where our surgical, medical, and radiation oncologists jointly review complex cancer cases. This multi-disciplinary approach ensures your treatment plan is thorough, personalized, and backed by collective expert opinion.

Can I get a second opinion at Everhope?

Absolutely. We welcome patients seeking a second opinion. Our oncologists will review your existing reports, scans, and treatment history to provide an independent, expert assessment and discuss alternative options if applicable.