Cancer

CritiCare Asia Hospitals is among the leading cancer hospitals in Kurla, offering coordinated medical, surgical, and radiation oncology care.

Cancer

Cancer Hospital in Kurla, Mumbai

CritiCare Asia Hospitals, a renowned cancer hospital in Kurla, Mumbai, offers cancer care built around clear communication and coordinated treatment. Cancer care means treating tumours — a tumour is an abnormal growth of cells — through surgery, chemotherapy (medicines that stop cancer cells from growing), or radiation (high-energy rays used to destroy cancer cells). Every cancer treatment plan is reviewed by a tumour board, a team of cancer doctors who decide together on the right approach. The hospital works with major insurance providers for cashless treatment, so patients can focus on getting better, not on paperwork.

Conditions We Treat

  • Lung Cancer and Other Chest Cancers
    Treated by doctors with specific experience in cancers of the chest and lungs.

  • Liver and Bile Duct Cancers
    These need close coordination between medicine-based and surgical treatment because of how complex they can be.

  • Gastrointestinal Cancers
    Stomach Cancer, Oesophageal Cancer (cancer of the food pipe), and Colorectal Cancer (cancer of the large intestine), each diagnosed through scans and biopsy before a treatment plan is decided.

  • Breast Cancer
    Checked and staged carefully, with medical and surgical oncologists planning treatment together rather than separately.

  • Prostate Cancer and Bladder Cancer
    Assessed and treated jointly by urology and cancer specialists.

  • Ovarian Cancer and Other Gynaecologic Cancers
    Managed with surgery to remove the cancer and, where needed, medicine-based treatment afterward.

  • Brain Tumours
    Assessed and treated together by neurosurgeons (brain and nerve surgeons) and radiation oncologists.

  • Bone Cancer and Sarcomas
    Cancers of bone, muscle, fat, or connective tissue, treated with surgery and additional therapy where needed.

  • Skin Cancer
    Selected skin cancers treated by oncologists working alongside skin specialists.

  • Blood Cancers (Lymphoma and Other Haematologic Cancers)
    Treated with medicine-based protocols and monitored closely throughout.

Treatments & Procedures

  • Chemotherapy (Day-Care and Inpatient)
    Medicines given to stop or slow cancer cell growth, given at the hospital for a few hours or, if needed, with a short stay.

  • Radiation Therapy
    High-energy rays aimed carefully at the tumour, planned around any surgery or medicine-based treatment already planned.

  • Targeted Therapy and Immunotherapy
    Newer medicines chosen based on the specific biology of a patient's tumour, for a more precise approach.

  • CAR T-Cell Therapy
    An advanced treatment for select blood cancers, considered when a patient meets the criteria for it.

  • HIPEC
    Heated chemotherapy placed directly into the abdomen during surgery, used in select advanced abdominal or gynaecologic cancers.

  • Breast Surgery (Breast Conservation and Mastectomy)
    Performed by cancer surgeons, with lymph node staging as part of the procedure.

  • Cancer Surgery for Other Organs
    Operations for stomach, liver, lung, urinary system, and head-and-neck cancers, using standard surgical technique for each organ.

  • Minimally Invasive Surgery
    Surgery done through smaller cuts where the tumour and its stage allow, helping with a faster recovery.

  • Diagnostic Tests and Staging
    Biopsy (removing a small tissue sample), imaging scans, and lab tests used together to confirm the diagnosis and plan treatment.

  • Pain Relief and Palliative Care
    Support for pain and other symptoms built into the treatment plan from the start, not only introduced later.

Meet Our Specialists

Our cancer team includes medical oncologists (cancer doctors who treat with medicines), surgical oncologists (cancer surgeons), and radiation oncologists (doctors who treat with radiation), working alongside pathologists and nurses on every case. Second opinions are welcome for patients who already have a diagnosis from elsewhere.

Why Choose CritiCare Asia Hospitals, Kurla, for Cancer Care

Getting here is straightforward, so appointments, tests, and follow-ups don't mean losing a full day to travel. Our billing desk explains insurance and cashless approval in plain terms before treatment starts, so costs are clear upfront.

  • Every case is discussed by a team of cancer doctors before treatment begins

  • Day-care chemotherapy means many patients go home the same day

  • Cashless insurance approval explained clearly before treatment

  • Surgery available for breast, digestive tract, liver, lung, urinary, and gynaecologic cancers

  • Advanced options such as targeted therapy and CAR T-Cell therapy for suitable patients

  • Pain relief and emotional support included from day one, not added later

Book a Cancer Consultation in Kurla

To see a cancer specialist in Kurla at CritiCare Asia Hospitals, or get a second opinion on a diagnosis, book an appointment. Bring your reports so the team can plan the right tests and next steps for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Regular check-ups, scans, and blood tests continue so any changes are caught early, alongside support for nutrition and recovery.

Not always. It depends on the type and stage of cancer — some patients need surgery, some radiation, some a combination. The cancer team decides after reviewing your case.

Earlier reports, scans, biopsy results if you have them, a list of current medicines, and notes on your symptoms.

Major insurance providers are accepted, and our billing team explains cashless approval before treatment begins so there are no surprises.

No. Consultations, scans, and day-care chemotherapy are all available without long travel each time.

Cancer happens when some cells in the body grow in an uncontrolled way and can spread to other parts. Different cancers behave differently, which is why treatment is planned for each person individually.

If you notice a lump, unexplained weight loss, ongoing pain, unusual bleeding, or a change that doesn't go away after 2–3 weeks, book a check-up. Early visits make treatment easier.

Best Hospital in Mumbai National Health Care Awards
NABH Accredited Quality & safety standards
Top 10 Multispeciality Among Mumbai's leaders
3 Decades of Trust Caring since 1999