Facing a potential cancer diagnosis is a frightening experience. You deserve clarity and confidence in your next steps. At our facility, we prioritize providing the most accurate diagnoses possible.
We bring together a team of specialists – medical oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and surgeons – all working in unison to deliver a personalized diagnosis and treatment plan designed specifically for you.
During your visit, consider having a trusted friend or family member accompany you. Their presence can provide emotional support and help you retain important information discussed with your doctor.
If you’ve received a previous diagnosis, we offer second opinion consultations with our cancer specialists. This service empowers you with the confidence that you’re pursuing the best possible treatment for your unique situation. A second opinion might confirm your current diagnosis or offer additional insights that lead to more effective treatment options.
To ensure a swift and accurate diagnosis, we kindly request you obtain your medical records from your referring physician before your visit. These records typically include lab tests, reports, imaging scans, pathology slides, and other diagnostic test results.
We offer secure remote second opinions through our Connected Care telemedicine program for patients across various regions. This service extends to both brain tumor patients in specific US states and international patients with diverse diagnoses. Learn more about our remote consultation options.
Many insurance plans cover the costs associated with a second opinion without requiring a referral. However, it’s advisable to confirm your specific coverage details with your insurance provider.
Our team in King’s Cancer Care Centre is highly experienced in utilizing the latest advancements in cancer diagnosis. Beyond traditional microscopic analysis, our pathologists routinely employ specialized techniques like immunohistochemistry, electron microscopy, and molecular studies. This comprehensive approach ensures the highest accuracy in tumor diagnosis.
A biopsy involves extracting a small tissue sample for microscopic examination by a pathologist. This procedure is often the definitive way to diagnose cancer. If you haven’t undergone a biopsy previously, one will likely be performed to confirm your diagnosis and develop your personalized treatment plan.
We are here to guide you on the path to a clear diagnosis and effective treatment. Contact us today to embark on this journey together.
