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Paschim Vihar, New Delhi care@kpcirc.org

Precision cancer care and multispecialty medicine, Paschim Vihar

Understanding cancer.
Transforming care.

One opinion opens every next step, here or wherever you should be.

Prefer to talk? [Reception number, to be confirmed] Mon–Sat, 10 am–8 pm

The molecular tumour board in session
Every case goes to a panel. You get the signed plan, the alternatives that were rejected, and the cost before anything starts.
23Free cancer guides
56Treatments explained
21Multispecialty clinics
14Site-specific boards

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What brings you here today?

Or search by symptom, cancer, treatment or doctor try "knee pain", "breast lump", "CAR-T" or "chemotherapy".

The promise, stated plainly

One opinion. Every next step.

You do not need to know which service you need. Bring the problem, we work out what it is, and we are equipped to point you in the right direction whatever the answer turns out to be.

If it is nothing

We say so

And you leave with a written note saying why, and what would change it.

If it needs watching

A schedule, with triggers

Surveillance with written triggers and structured recall, we contact you, so watching does not become forgetting.

If it needs treating

The whole plan, costed

Options, evidence tiers, rejected alternatives, total course cost and a trial search, before anything starts.

If it is not ours

We route you anyway

Including to an institution that is not a partner, if that is where you should be. The recommendation follows the evidence, not the address.

Cancer and non-cancer. Surgery and the decision not to operate. 56 treatment modalities, 21 clinics, six clinical boards, molecular testing through OnKommon. One opinion opens all of it, and none of it requires you to be treated here.

Free patient library

The resources we give away

No login. No email capture. No obligation to be treated here.

Illustration: an upward arc from treatment into long-term recovery and follow-up
Survivorship. A written care plan, a surveillance schedule, and someone whose job is to contact you.

Including the pages that cost us money

Our conservative management page explains when doing nothing yet is right. Our cellular therapy page explains how dendritic-cell treatment is oversold to desperate families.

Both reduce what we could bill. An institute that only publishes what is profitable to publish is not one you should trust with a decision.

Three layers, deliberately separate

Decision · molecular intelligence · delivery

KPCIRC owns the decision. OnKommon does the assay and the interpretation. Independent partners deliver the physical care. No layer can quietly profit from another.

OnKommon Molecular intelligence layer

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Operating theatres, linacs, scanners or laboratories owned by KPCIRC
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Named oncologist reviews, orders and signs every case and every test
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Invoices, ours and the provider's. Never blended, never marked up

Never claimed

Cure rates, survival figures, success percentages, or that any system decides treatment on its own.

Always published

Panel composition, quorum rule, evidence tiering, turnaround, fees and the prohibited-claims list.

For hospitals and nursing homes

Don't build another oncology department. Plug into one.

POAS gives a hospital, nursing home, day-care unit or clinic a complete oncology capability, board access, molecular ordering, pathology review, counselling, navigation, protocols, governance and certification.

The part nobody else offers

Every case you send is reviewed, ordered and signed by a named oncologist including the OnKommon test order and its interpretation. You keep the patient, the procedure and the revenue.

Illustration: a central hub connected to partner centres
One pathway, many locations. Hospitals, nursing homes, day-care, radiation and surgical partners, independently owned, connected through one record.

SHOT LATER · IMG-HOME-01 · 1200×1500 · the board mid-session · synthetic case on screen · written release from everyone in frame

Watch

Three films worth more than three pages

Commissioned, not stock. Each answers one fear that copy cannot reach.

"What happens to your case at the board." One synthetic case, from the record set to the signed recommendation. VID-01 · 90–120 s · Hindi + English · captions
"Do I really need this operation?" A surgeon who does not operate here states the two independence rules on camera. VID-02 · 60–75 s · captions
"A day with the navigator." The service nobody understands until they need it, shown rather than described. VID-03 · 45–60 s · captions

SHOT LATER · replace the poster image with a real still and wire the player · synthetic cases only · written release from everyone on camera · no outcome claim in any script

Cancer is complicated enough. Your care should not be.

A cancer risk assessment costs nothing. A second opinion does not require you to change doctors. And if you are not sure what you need, send us what you have and we will tell you.