Best Radiation Oncologist in Masab Tank

No. The centre gives consultations and chemotherapy. CION's radiation oncologists plan radiotherapy, and your care team names the centre that gives it. You know where it is, and get a written estimate, before you agree to anything.

Dr. Kirti Ranjan Mohanty (MBBS, MD Radiation Oncology) and Dr. Gangadhar Vajrala (MBBS, MD Radiation Oncology, MPH). They are part of the team serving Masab Tank. The care team tells you where and when each one sees patients, so call before you travel.

Usually every weekday for several weeks, though courses aimed at easing symptoms are often much shorter. Your radiation oncologist gives you the schedule. Ask at the first visit so the family can plan who goes along on each day.

Yes. Chemotherapy is given at CION Masab Tank as day-care. When it runs alongside radiation, your medical oncologist times the doses around your radiotherapy and checks your blood counts before each one.

Usually yes. Wash the treated area gently with lukewarm water, pat it dry and wear loose cotton. Avoid perfumed products and home pastes. Your team tells you which cream to use and when to call if the skin breaks.

Sometimes. More often it confirms the plan, which gives the family confidence. Bring the plan, scans and biopsy report from the other hospital. A CION oncologist explains whether they agree and why. It does not commit you to treatment at CION.

CION's team helps with cashless insurance and gives you a written estimate before you start. Bring your policy details to the first visit. If a government or employer scheme covers you, tell the care team when you call so they can check it.

No. You can book directly through the helpline or this page. A letter from your current doctor helps, but bringing every report and scan you already have matters more. Include older reports too, because the doctor is sometimes looking for a single line in an early test.