Breast cancer care across CION centres in Hyderabad · ArogyaSri, CGHS & cashless insurance accepted · Call 1800 202 8726
Hyderabad's Most Trusted Breast Cancer Hospital

Most breast cancer hospitals give you one doctor's opinion.
CION gives you a three-specialist panel.

A medical, surgical, and radiation oncologist review every breast cancer case together — using NCCN American protocols. That's why CION patients see a 96.9% breast cancer survival rate versus the 85.4% national average.

  • 17+ senior oncologists on every tumour board · 12+ Hyderabad branches
  • Free 45-min in-person consultation with a senior oncologist (worth ₹950)
  • ArogyaSri, CGHS & all major insurances · cashless wherever possible
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17+
Cancer Specialists
on Panel
96.9%
Breast Cancer
Survival Rate*
15,000+
Patients
Treated
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Google Rating
(800+ reviews)

"Best" should be measurable. Here's our scorecard.

By the Numbers

CION's track record on breast cancer — put to numbers.

Skip the brochure language. Here are the metrics that actually distinguish a breast cancer hospital — published, verifiable, comparable to any other institution you're evaluating.

96.9%

Breast cancer 1-year survival rate

Published CION data. National average: 85.4%. Protocol-driven multidisciplinary care creates significantly better outcomes.

800+

Breast cancer cases treated annually

Across surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. Higher treatment volume consistently improves outcomes.

52

Tumour board meetings per year

Weekly multidisciplinary reviews ensure every complex breast cancer case gets collaborative planning.

17+

Senior oncologists on panel

Consultants trained at AIIMS, Tata Memorial, NIMS, and international fellowships.

35+

Centres across Telangana & AP

South India's largest oncology network with extensive Hyderabad coverage.

15,000+

Patients treated to date

Breast cancer remains the highest treatment volume among all cancer types.

Accreditations & Recognitions
NABH National accreditation for hospitals
NABL Accredited diagnostic laboratories
ISO 9001:2015 Quality management certified
ArogyaSri Empanelled across all centres
CGHS · ECHS · EHS All government schemes accepted
NCCN Treatment protocols followed

Accreditations are renewed regularly and audited externally. Specific certificate numbers available on request from any branch.

"Best in Hyderabad" — every hospital says this. We'll show you the data.

Verifiable Data

CION's breast cancer outcomes — published, audited, comparable.

Before you choose a hospital for breast cancer treatment, ask for outcome data — the same way you'd ask for accreditations, but more important. Survival rates, recurrence rates, surgical complication rates. We publish ours. Most hospitals don't, and that's a signal.

Across all CION breast cancer cases (Stage 0–IV) treated 2022–2024. National Indian average is 85.4%. Difference reflects multidisciplinary care, modern protocols, and earlier-stage skew of our case mix.

Source: Internal audit, 2024 annual review · Verifiable on request

Of patients eligible for BCS at presentation. The remainder underwent mastectomy by patient choice or clinical contraindication. National Indian rate is approximately 50% — the difference reflects experienced surgical judgement and willingness to use neoadjuvant chemotherapy to enable BCS.

Source: Surgical oncology audit, 2024

Within 30 days of breast surgery. Includes re-operations for positive margins, haematoma, or wound complications. International benchmark for high-volume centres: 5–8%. Lower complications typically correlate with surgeon volume and frozen-section pathology use.

Source: Surgical complications register, rolling 12 months

Of cases reviewed at tumour board, 22% had the initially-proposed plan modified after multidisciplinary discussion. This isn't bad practice — it's the value of multidisciplinary input. A hospital with 0% modification rate is either skipping tumour board or rubber-stamping decisions.

Source: Tumour board minutes, 2023–2024

For early-stage breast cancer (Stage I–II) treated with curative intent and completing recommended therapy. International benchmark: 3–7% depending on stage mix. Reflects accurate margins, complete radiation when indicated, and adherence to systemic therapy.

Source: 5-year follow-up audit, 2019 cohort

Every CION patient receives a line-by-line written cost estimate before treatment begins. No verbal quotes, no surprise charges. If actual costs diverge during treatment (e.g. an unexpected ICU admission), the patient is informed and given choices, not invoiced after the fact.

Source: Internal commitment, audited monthly

What to ask any hospital you're comparing

  • "What is your 1-year and 5-year breast cancer survival rate, by stage?"
  • "What is your breast conservation surgery rate as a percentage of all cases?"
  • "What is your 30-day surgical complication and re-operation rate?"
  • "What is your locoregional recurrence rate at 5 years?"
  • "How many breast cancer cases do you treat per year?"
  • "Can I see your latest internal audit summary?"

If a hospital can't answer these — or refuses to — that's a signal. Outcome data is what differentiates a real cancer programme from a marketing one.

Free 45-minute consultation · We bring the data, not just brochures.

A "breast cancer hospital" should treat breast cancer differently than other cancers. We do.

Dedicated Breast Cancer Programme

Not a department. An end-to-end programme.

CION's breast cancer programme is structured differently. Here's what's actually inside.

1

Screening & Early Detection

Free monthly camps · Same-day mammography

  • Free breast cancer screening camps every month
  • Digital mammography with 3D tomosynthesis
  • High-risk screening for BRCA carriers
  • Same-day reading by breast-imaging specialists
2

Diagnosis & Staging

In-house biopsy · Pathology turnaround 3–5 days

  • Image-guided biopsy scheduling
  • In-house IHC + HER2 testing
  • Pre-op MRI for surgical planning
  • Genetic counselling + BRCA referrals
4

Active Treatment

Same panel · 24/7 helpline

  • Surgery with reconstruction options
  • Chemotherapy day-care centres
  • Advanced radiation therapy support
  • Targeted therapy + immunotherapy
  • 24/7 side-effect support helpline
5

Survivorship & Follow-up

5-year structured follow-up

  • Structured long-term follow-up schedule
  • Bone density monitoring
  • Patient-led support groups
  • Lymphedema physiotherapy support
  • Mental health & intimacy counselling

Free 45-min consultation · Bring any reports you have.

Equipment doesn't treat cancer. The team using it does. But the right equipment lets the team do their best work.

Infrastructure & Equipment

What you'll see (and what you won't) behind the scenes.

A breast cancer hospital is more than the consulting room. Imaging, surgery, radiation, pathology — each requires specific kit. Here's the equipment we use and what each piece actually changes for you as a patient.

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Imaging & Diagnostics

Digital Mammography (3D Tomosynthesis) Layer-by-layer breast imaging. Better at detecting cancer in dense breasts than 2D mammography.
Breast Ultrasound — High-frequency probes Used alongside mammography in dense breasts and for image-guided biopsies.
Breast MRI (3T) For high-risk screening, pre-op planning, and assessing chemo response.
Image-guided biopsy suite Accurate sampling means we don't miss cancers and don't over-treat benign disease.
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Surgery

Modular operation theatres (Class 100) HEPA-filtered air with laminar flow systems.
Frozen-section pathology Tissue analysed during surgery to minimise re-operation.
Sentinel node mapping Reduces need for full axillary clearance.
Plastic surgery integration Reconstruction planning before mastectomy.
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  • Detailed report review by a breast cancer specialist
  • Clear treatment options & written cost estimate
  • Confidential · No commitment to start treatment
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Real Stories. Real Voices.

15,000+ patients chose CION. Hear from them directly.

These aren't paid endorsements or written reviews. These are video testimonials from real patients and families — recorded on their own phones, in their own words. Pick any one. Watch it. Then decide.

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50+ video testimonials
15,000+ patients treated
Successful Chemotherapy Done by Dr. C Raghavendra Reddy

Successful Chemotherapy Done by Dr. C Raghavendra Reddy

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Surgery, Chemo & Radiation Done by  Dr. Imaduddin, Dr. Vinay, Dr. Owais, Dr. Kirti

Surgery, Chemo & Radiation Done by Dr. Imaduddin, Dr. Vinay, Dr. Owais, Dr. Kirti

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 Successful Radical Thymectomy Done by  Dr. Mohammed Imaduddin & Dr. Vinay Mamidala

Successful Radical Thymectomy Done by Dr. Mohammed Imaduddin & Dr. Vinay Mamidala

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Successful Chemo & Surgery Done by  Dr. Imad, Dr. Vinay, Dr. Owais & Dr. Raghavendra

Successful Chemo & Surgery Done by Dr. Imad, Dr. Vinay, Dr. Owais & Dr. Raghavendra

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Successful Chemo & Surgery Done by  Dr. Imad, Dr. Vinay, Dr. Owais & Dr. Raghavendra

Successful Chemo & Surgery Done by Dr. Imad, Dr. Vinay, Dr. Owais & Dr. Raghavendra

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Successful Chemo & Radiation Done by Dr. Owais Mohammed & Dr. Kirti Ranjan Mohanty

Successful Chemo & Radiation Done by Dr. Owais Mohammed & Dr. Kirti Ranjan Mohanty

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Successful Breast Cancer Surgery Done by Dr. Imaduddin Mohammed & Dr. Vinay Mamidala

Successful Breast Cancer Surgery Done by Dr. Imaduddin Mohammed & Dr. Vinay Mamidala

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Successful Chemotherapy Done by Dr. Bharati Devi Gorantla

Successful Chemotherapy Done by Dr. Bharati Devi Gorantla

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Successful Chemo & Surgery Done by Dr. Owais Mohammed & Dr. Imaduddin Mohammed

Successful Chemo & Surgery Done by Dr. Owais Mohammed & Dr. Imaduddin Mohammed

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Successful Chemotherapy Done by Dr. Gundu Naresh

Successful Chemotherapy Done by Dr. Gundu Naresh

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Successful Bone Marrow Transplantation - Neuroblastoma

Successful Bone Marrow Transplantation - Neuroblastoma

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Successful Surgery & Chemo - Carcinoma of Caecum

Successful Surgery & Chemo - Carcinoma of Caecum

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Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

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Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

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Successful Chemotherapy

Successful Chemotherapy

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Successful Surgery by Dr. Mohammed Imaduddin

Successful Surgery by Dr. Mohammed Imaduddin

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Successful Bone Marrow Transplantation

Successful Bone Marrow Transplantation

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Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

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Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

Successful Oral chemotherapy & mastectomy surgery

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Successful Chemotherapy

Successful Chemotherapy

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Successful Buccal Mucosa Surgery

Successful Buccal Mucosa Surgery

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Successful Complex Surgery Mandibulectomy Reconstruction

Successful Complex Surgery Mandibulectomy Reconstruction

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Removing the unknowns

What actually happens at your free consultation?

Most people hesitate to book because they don't know what they're walking into. Here's exactly what happens — minute by minute. No surprises, no pressure.

0–5 min

Reception & paperwork

You're greeted by our patient coordinator. Quick form for basic details. Coffee or water if you want it. Wait time is rarely more than 10 minutes.

5–15 min

Listening session — your story, in your words

The oncologist sits with you, no rush. You explain what's going on, what's worrying you, what you've already been told. This part matters most. We listen before we look.

15–25 min

Report review & explanation

Bring whatever you have — biopsy, scans, blood reports, prescriptions. The oncologist reviews each one in front of you and explains what each means in plain language. No medical jargon dump.

25–35 min

Treatment options + cost transparency

Here's where you get clarity: what are the treatment paths, what does each cost, what does insurance cover, what are the trade-offs. Written estimate, line by line. For complex cases, your file goes to the tumour board next.

35–45 min

Your questions. Every single one.

Ask anything. About second opinions, about whether to wait, about whether another hospital might be better for your case. We answer honestly — even when the answer isn't "come to CION."

After

You leave with: the plan in writing.

Take it home. Discuss it with your family. Compare it with other hospitals. You're not committed to anything. If you choose CION, we move next steps in 24 hrs. If not — that's fine. The consultation is yours to keep.

✓ No pre-payment  ·  ✓ No commitment  ·  ✓ Cancel anytime

Talk to our team

Have questions about breast cancer? Speak to a specialist.

Call the helpline or leave your details, and someone will help you arrange a consultation at the CION centre nearest you. One helpline serves every CION centre.

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3 Things You Won't Find at Most Cancer Hospitals

The reason breast cancer patients drive past 4 hospitals to reach us

Most hospitals do breast cancer treatment. CION does breast cancer care — and the difference shows up in three ways most patients only notice when something goes wrong elsewhere.

01

Three doctors, one decision.

A medical, surgical, and radiation oncologist sit together and review your breast cancer case before treatment is recommended. Not one doctor's opinion — a panel's consensus.

17+ specialists on every
tumour board
03

Written estimate. Before treatment.

Every patient gets a written treatment plan with cost breakdown before anything starts. No surprise bills. No verbal-only quotes that change. We're upfront because we have to be.

100% written cost estimates,
before treatment
Or see our actual breast cancer survival rate →

"I wish I'd known to ask these questions earlier." — past patient.

CION vs Typical Hospital

What "best breast cancer hospital" actually means.

Beyond reputation and waiting rooms, here's where the real difference shows up in patient experience. Use this as your checklist when evaluating any hospital.

What matters most
CION
Typical Hospital
Who decides your treatment plan
Multidisciplinary tumour board (medical + surgical + radiation oncologist) — together
Single oncologist's call
Treatment guidelines followed
NCCN American protocols. We can show you which page.
"We follow guidelines" — usually unspecified
Cost transparency
Written estimate before treatment, with line items
Verbal range; bills evolve over treatment
First consultation
Free 45-min with a senior oncologist (worth ₹950)
Paid · 10–15 min on average
Second opinion attitude
Actively encouraged — we'll send your records anywhere
Often discouraged or made friction-heavy
Female breast specialist option
Yes — request at booking
Hit or miss
Insurance & ArogyaSri
All major schemes accepted, cashless wherever possible
Selected schemes only
Network reach
12+ Hyderabad branches + 35+ across TG/AP
Single facility · long travel for follow-ups
Our Promise to You

We know what you're worried about.
Here's what we'll never do.

Cancer treatment is the most consequential decision most families ever make. These aren't features — they're commitments.

We will never pressure you to start treatment with us.

The free consultation is genuinely free, with no obligation. If our doctors don't think CION is the right fit for your case, we'll tell you that — and refer you elsewhere if needed.

We will never quote a price verbally and bill differently.

Every patient gets a written treatment plan with cost breakdown, line by line, before treatment starts. What you read is what you pay. Insurance gaps are spelled out — not glossed over.

We will never rush a diagnosis or treatment decision.

Every complex case goes through our multidisciplinary tumour board — even if it adds a day. Same-day consultations are available, but big decisions get the time they deserve.

We will never discourage a second opinion.

We actively recommend you get one — at CION or elsewhere. Confident doctors don't fear being questioned. Bring our plan to any other oncologist in India. If they suggest something better, take it.

We will never turn you away because of insurance.

ArogyaSri, CGHS, ECHS, EHS, and all major private insurers are accepted. Cashless wherever possible. Our admissions team handles the paperwork end-to-end so you can focus on getting better.

We will never hide the truth to keep you hopeful.

Our doctors give you the prognosis honestly — including when the news is hard. False reassurance helps no one. You'll get the full picture, in plain language, and a clear plan for what comes next.

Have questions about any of these? Talk to a senior oncologist — free.

Numbers patients can hold us to.

Our Clinical Outcomes

CION survival rates vs national average

Outcomes that come from following NCCN protocols, multidisciplinary tumour board reviews, and proactive supportive care across the full treatment journey.

Breast cancer

Breast cancer

96.9%
CION
85.4%
National
Cervical cancer

Cervical cancer

83.3%
CION
67.3%
National
Ovarian cancer

Ovarian cancer

81.0%
CION
73.7%
National
Oral cancer

Oral cancer

80.0%
CION
71.6%
National
Note: Survival rates measured over a 1-year period. National averages sourced from published Indian oncology data. Individual outcomes vary based on stage, type, and patient factors.

"What happens when treatment ends?" — five years of structured follow-up.

Survivorship

Treatment ends. Care continues for five more years.

Active treatment is 6–12 months for most breast cancer patients. The recurrence window is at its highest in years 1–3 and remains real through year 5+. Most hospitals quietly transition you to "you're done, see you if anything happens." CION runs a structured survivorship programme — same panel, scheduled visits, deliberate care.

  • Clinical examination every 3 months with your medical oncologist
  • Mammography of remaining breast tissue annually
  • MRI annually for high-risk patients (BRCA, dense breasts, prior multifocal disease)
  • Tumour markers (CA 15-3) selectively if elevated at diagnosis
  • Bone density (DEXA) baseline at 12 months for patients on aromatase inhibitors
  • Cardiac echo every 3 months for patients on HER2-targeted therapy
  • Clinical examination every 6 months
  • Annual mammography continues
  • DEXA every 2 years on aromatase inhibitors
  • Hormone therapy decisions: switch agents, extend duration to 10 years for high-risk HR-positive cases
  • BRCA-positive patients: discuss risk-reducing strategies for contralateral breast and ovaries
  • Yearly fitness, bone health, and sexual health assessment
  • Annual clinical examination
  • Annual screening mammography
  • Continue hormone therapy for selected patients (extended adjuvant)
  • Late-effect screening: cardiotoxicity, secondary cancers, cognitive function
  • Transition planning to survivorship clinic for routine follow-up
  • Genetic re-assessment as new family information emerges

Beyond medical follow-up — survivorship support

Monthly meetings at Ameerpet branch + online community. Survivors at all stages — newly diagnosed to 10+ years out. Most members say it's the most useful resource they've encountered.

Continued access to onco-counsellors. The fear of recurrence is real and treatable. We don't make you feel like asking for help is weakness.

Pre-emptive screening at every follow-up. If detected, immediate physiotherapy referral — early intervention almost always reverses it. On-site at flagship branches.

Often-ignored topic. Hormone therapy and surgery affect intimacy and sexuality. Discreet, professional consultations available — non-judgmental, no waiting room awkwardness.

For patients on aromatase inhibitors. DEXA scans, calcium/vitamin D guidance, bisphosphonate when indicated. Osteoporosis is a real long-term risk we manage actively.

Practical guidance for resuming work, conversations with employers, fatigue management. We've seen what works and what doesn't across hundreds of patients.

Book your first consultation. We'll explain the full 5-year journey upfront.

82%

of cancer patients in India accept the first treatment plan they're given — without ever getting a second opinion. Don't be the 82%.

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Cancer treatment decisions deserve clarity. Bring your reports to one of our 17+ oncologists for a free, no-obligation review. We'll confirm your diagnosis, explain your treatment options in plain language, and answer every question you have.

  • Detailed review of your biopsy, scans and existing reports
  • Multidisciplinary tumour board reviews complex cases
  • Written treatment plan with cost estimate before you decide
  • Stay with your existing doctor — second opinions don't lock you in

No patient turned away because of insurance.

✓ All Major Insurances & Government Schemes Accepted
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Most hospitals say "tumour board". We'll show you ours.

How Decisions Are Actually Made

What happens in our tumour board on Tuesday at 8 AM.

"Tumour board" is one of the most commonly-used and least-explained phrases on cancer hospital websites. Here's exactly what ours involves — who sits at the table, what gets reviewed, what decisions come out, and how it changes your treatment.

52
Tumour board meetings per year
1,000+
Cases reviewed annually
~22%
Cases where tumour board changed the initial plan
100%
Of complex breast cancer cases reviewed
You can sit in (anonymously). We invite you to attend the part of the meeting where your case is discussed — by video, with names redacted from the case board. Most patients don't take us up on it. The fact that they could is the point. Ask at your consultation.
Meet the Specialists

17+ senior cancer specialists. One panel for your case.

Trained at AIIMS, Tata Memorial, and leading international centres. Combined 150+ years of experience. Every complex case is reviewed by 3+ of them — together.

Dr. Naresh Gundu
Medical Oncologist

Dr. Naresh Gundu

MBBS, DNB (Internal Medicine), DM (Medical Oncology)

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Dr. C. Raghavendra Reddy
Medical Oncologist

Dr. C. Raghavendra Reddy

MBBS(Gold Medal), DNB(General Medicine), DM(Medical Oncology)(Gold Medal)

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Dr. Bharati Devi Gorantla
Medical Oncologist

Dr. Bharati Devi Gorantla

MBBS, MD(General Medicine), DM(Medical Oncology)(Adyar,Chennai), ECMO, MRCP SCE(UK)

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Dr. Owais Mohammed
Medical Oncologist

Dr. Owais Mohammed

MBBS, MD (General Medicine), DrNB (Medical Oncology), ECMO, MRCP SCE (Medical Oncology) (UK)

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Dr. T. Raghavender Reddy
Medical Oncologist

Dr. T. Raghavender Reddy

MBBS, DM (Medical Oncology), MD (Radiation Oncology)

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Dr. N. Kiranmayee
Medical Oncologist

Dr. N. Kiranmayee

MBBS, DM (Medical Oncology), MD (Internal Medicine)

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Dr. Muralidhar Muddusetty
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Muralidhar Muddusetty

MBBS (AIIMS), MS (Surgery) (AIIMS), DNB (Surgical Oncology), MRCS (Edinburgh)

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Dr. Raghavendra Naik
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Raghavendra Naik

MBBS, MS (General Surgery), M.Ch (Surgical Oncology)

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Dr. Mohammed  Imaduddin
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Mohammed Imaduddin

M.B.B.S, MS (General Surgery), M.Ch (Surgical Oncology)

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Dr. Vinay Mamidala
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Vinay Mamidala

MBBS, MS(General Surgery), M.Ch(Surgical Oncology), FMAS, FARIS(Ongoing)

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Dr. Paila Gowri Naidu
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Paila Gowri Naidu

MBBS, MS (General Surgery), M.Ch (Surgical Oncology), FMAS

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Dr. Venkata Sushma P
Radiation Oncologist

Dr. Venkata Sushma P

MBBS, MD (Radiation Oncology)

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Dr. Kirti Ranjan Mohanty
Radiation Oncologist

Dr. Kirti Ranjan Mohanty

MBBS, MD (Radiation Oncology)

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Dr. Gangadhar Vajrala
Radiation Oncologist

Dr. Gangadhar Vajrala

MBBS, MD (Radiation Oncology), MPH

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Dr. Basudev Pokhrel
Hematologist

Dr. Basudev Pokhrel

MBBS, M.D (Immunohematology & Blood Transfusion)

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Dr. Vajja Sandeep Kumar
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Vajja Sandeep Kumar

MBBS, MS (General Surgery), DrNB (Surgical Oncology), FALS Oncology

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Dr. Sridhar Kamani
Surgical Oncologist

Dr. Sridhar Kamani

MBBS, MS (General Surgery), DrNB (Surgical Oncology)

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Where to find us

Our centres in and around Hyderabad

Addressed by landmark, because that is how this city navigates. Each centre also names the areas it serves, so you can place it without a map. Consultation and day-care Chemotherapy run at every one of them.

CION Ameerpet

Beside Blue Fox Hotel, Satyam Theatre Road

Begumpet SR Nagar Punjagutta
CION Kukatpally

Opposite Big Bazaar, Mumbai Highway

KPHB JNTU Bharat Nagar
CION L.B. Nagar

Anu Arcade, next to L.B. Nagar Metro station

Vanasthalipuram Nagole Hayathnagar
CION Tolichowki

Inside Premier Hospital, Khader Bagh Road

Mehdipatnam Attapur Rethibowli
CION Masab Tank

Mahavir Hospital, AC Guards, Lakdikapul

Lakdikapul Khairatabad Basheer Bagh
CION Banjara Hills

Road No. 12

Jubilee Hills Madhapur Film Nagar
CION Kompally

Suchitra Circle, NH-44

Suchitra Circle Alwal Dundigal
CION Balanagar

Balanagar Main Road

Balanagar Fatehnagar Moosapet
CION Siddipet

Lohith Sai Hospital, Shivaji Nagar

Gajwel Husnabad Dubbaka
CION Sangareddy

X Roads, Pothreddipalle

Narayankhed Zaheerabad Patancheru

Talk to our team

Have questions about breast cancer? Speak to a specialist.

Call the helpline or leave your details, and someone will help you arrange a consultation at the CION centre nearest you. One helpline serves every CION centre.

Call 1800 202 8726 Helpline open 24/7

Request a call back

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Most people ask the same 10 questions before booking.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to what most of our patients ask before booking.

Is CION an accredited breast cancer hospital?
Yes. CION holds NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospitals) accreditation across our network, plus NABL accreditation for our diagnostic laboratories and ISO 9001:2015 certification for quality management. We're empanelled with ArogyaSri, CGHS, ECHS, EHS, and all major private insurance schemes. Specific certificate numbers available on request from any branch.
How does CION compare to Apollo, Care, KIMS, and Yashoda for breast cancer?
Each hospital has strengths. CION's focus is specifically oncology — not a general hospital with a cancer wing. Our breast cancer 1-year survival rate is 96.9% versus the 85.4% national average. We treat 800+ breast cancer cases annually with weekly tumour boards reviewing every complex case. We use NCCN American protocols and offer free written second opinions. Compare specifics — survival data, tumour board frequency, written cost estimates, panel review.
How many breast cancer cases does CION treat per year?
Approximately 800+ breast cancer cases annually across our Hyderabad network — this includes new diagnoses, second opinions, and continuing-care patients. Surgical volume covers breast conservation, mastectomy, and reconstruction. Medical oncology delivers 2,500+ chemotherapy cycles per year. Volume drives quality in oncology — published in dozens of studies.
Does CION have a dedicated breast cancer programme or is it just a department?
We run a structured five-stage breast cancer programme: screening (free monthly camps), diagnosis & staging (in-house biopsy + IHC + FISH), multidisciplinary treatment planning (tumour board), active treatment (surgery, chemo, radiation, targeted therapy), and survivorship & follow-up (5-year structured plan). The same panel of specialists follows you across all stages.
What equipment does CION have for breast cancer treatment?
Imaging: digital mammography (3D tomosynthesis), high-frequency breast ultrasound, 3T MRI, image-guided biopsy suite. Pathology: NABL-accredited histopathology lab with IHC, FISH for HER2 borderline cases. Surgery: modular Class-100 OTs with frozen-section pathology, sentinel node mapping, plastic surgery integration. Radiation: modern linear accelerators (LINAC) delivering IMRT, IGRT, SBRT — including DIBH heart-sparing for left-sided cancers.
How often does CION's breast cancer tumour board actually meet?
Weekly — 52 meetings per year. Every complex breast cancer case is reviewed before treatment recommendation. The board includes medical oncologist (chair), surgical oncologist, radiation oncologist, pathologist, radiologist, and genetic counsellor or plastic surgeon when relevant. Approximately 1,000 cases reviewed annually. About 22% of initially-recommended plans are modified after panel review — that's the value of multidisciplinary input.
Does CION follow NCCN American protocols for breast cancer?
Yes. NCCN guidelines are the most widely-followed evidence-based oncology protocol set globally — used by Memorial Sloan Kettering, MD Anderson, and other top US cancer centres. CION explicitly references NCCN in our treatment plans. We can show you the relevant page in your file at consultation.
How long has CION been treating breast cancer patients?
CION Cancer Clinics has treated 15,000+ patients to date across all cancer types since inception. Breast cancer is our largest treatment volume by case count. Our senior consultant team has 150+ years of combined oncology experience — trained at AIIMS New Delhi, Tata Memorial Mumbai, NIMS Hyderabad, plus international fellowships.
Is there a separate breast cancer ward / inpatient setup at CION?
Inpatient and recovery areas are configured for oncology patients with single and shared rooms (with attendant space for family — important for South Indian patients), ICU back-up at flagship branches, on-site rehabilitation and physiotherapy, dedicated chemo day-care units, and counselling rooms for difficult conversations. Modular Class-100 operation theatres for surgery.
Can I observe my breast cancer tumour board discussion?
Yes — we invite patients to attend the segment of the meeting where their case is discussed, by video, with names redacted. Most patients don't take this up, but the option exists. Ask at your consultation. We don't market 'tumour board' without showing what one is.
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HER2-Targeted Therapy

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Hormone Therapy Medicines

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Targeted & Newer Medicines

Abemaciclib, fertility, menopause and sexual health How much does abemaciclib actually help? The numbers explained Abemaciclib cost in India Diarrhoea on abemaciclib Two years of abemaciclib after surgery Medicines, foods and supplements to avoid on abemaciclib Tests and monitoring while you are on abemaciclib Abemaciclib myths Abemaciclib side effects Abemaciclib vs other CDK4/6 inhibitors Abemaciclib (Verzenio) for breast cancer CDK4/6 inhibitors in early breast cancer after surgery Adjuvant olaparib after surgery for BRCA carriers Alpelisib, fertility, menopause and sexual health How much does alpelisib actually help? The numbers explained Alpelisib cost in India High blood sugar on alpelisib Medicines, foods and supplements to avoid on alpelisib Tests and monitoring while you are on alpelisib Alpelisib myths Alpelisib (Piqray) for breast cancer Rash and mouth sores on alpelisib Alpelisib side effects Alpelisib vs everolimus after endocrine therapy fails Alpelisib for PIK3CA-mutated breast cancer CDK4/6 inhibitors in breast cancer Everolimus in hormone-resistant breast cancer How does abemaciclib work, and who is it for? How does ribociclib work, and who is it for? How does sacituzumab govitecan work, and who is it for? How long will you be on alpelisib? How long will you be on ribociclib? How long will you be on sacituzumab govitecan? Taking abemaciclib Taking alpelisib Taking ribociclib Liquid biopsy in metastatic breast cancer Missed a dose of abemaciclib? What to do Missed a dose of alpelisib? What to do Missed a dose of ribociclib? What to do Missed a dose of sacituzumab govitecan? What to do Newer drugs Elacestrant and oral SERDs for ESR1-mutant disease PARP inhibitors for BRCA-mutated breast cancer Do you need a PIK3CA test before alpelisib? Ribociclib, fertility, menopause and sexual health How much does ribociclib actually help? The numbers explained Ribociclib cost in India ECG monitoring and QT prolongation on ribociclib Medicines, foods and supplements to avoid on ribociclib Low white cell counts on ribociclib Tests and monitoring while you are on ribociclib Ribociclib myths Ribociclib side effects Ribociclib (Kisqali) for breast cancer Sacituzumab govitecan, fertility, menopause and sexual health How much does sacituzumab govitecan actually help? The numbers explained Sacituzumab govitecan cost and availability in India Diarrhoea on sacituzumab govitecan and how it is managed Medicines, foods and supplements to avoid on sacituzumab govitecan Tests and monitoring while you are on sacituzumab govitecan Sacituzumab govitecan myths Low counts, fever risk and hair loss on sacituzumab govitecan Sacituzumab govitecan infusion days Sacituzumab govitecan side effects Sacituzumab govitecan for triple-negative breast cancer Sacituzumab govitecan vs standard chemotherapy in triple negative breast cancer How newer drugs are sequenced with older ones

Metastatic Breast Cancer

What comes after a CDK4/6 inhibitor stops working? Ascites and abdominal swelling in advanced breast cancer Is my back pain bone metastasis or something else? Bone marrow involvement in advanced breast cancer Bone metastases in breast cancer Brain metastases in breast cancer Tumour markers CA 15-3 and CEA in metastatic breast cancer Chest wall and local recurrence after mastectomy Clinical trials in metastatic breast cancer Cost of long-term metastatic breast cancer treatment in India Explaining metastatic breast cancer to family and friends First-line treatment for hormone-positive metastatic breast cancer Confusion, thirst and drowsiness Lines of treatment in metastatic breast cancer Liver metastases in breast cancer Living well with metastatic breast cancer for years Lung metastases and pleural effusion in breast cancer Malignant pleural effusion Metastatic breast cancer and pink-ribbon culture Prognosis in metastatic breast cancer Treatment sequence in metastatic HER2-positive breast cancer Treatment options in metastatic triple negative breast cancer Oligometastatic breast cancer Why receptors are re-tested on a metastatic biopsy Scan intervals and monitoring in metastatic disease Understanding scan reports in metastatic breast cancer Skin metastases and nodules on the chest Surgery and radiation in metastatic breast cancer Treatment holidays and breaks in metastatic breast cancer When do doctors switch treatment in metastatic disease? Where breast cancer spreads and what each site feels like Working and earning with metastatic breast cancer
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