ZenHeal Cancer Hospital in Varanasi – Surgery, Chemotherapy & Radiation

The oncology team looks at blood counts, the cancer type and the medicines already prescribed before each cycle. Side effects such as tiredness, nausea or a low appetite are discussed with the treating doctor and the counsellor. Chemotherapy may be the main treatment, or it may run before or after surgery, or with radiotherapy when the oncologist advises that combination. Treatment cost depends on the type and stage of cancer and the treatment the doctor recommends. After your OPD consultation, the doctor will explain the plan, and our patient counsellor will guide you through the costs. As a cancer-specific hospital, we keep treatment affordable so everyone can access it. Our NGO supports needy patients so you can complete your treatment.

Day-care chairs, nursing supervision and a clear discharge note are part of the visit. Patients who need closer monitoring can use the 24×7 ICU and emergency service already stated for this hospital. Families are asked to bring previous prescriptions, scan films or CDs, and a list of current medicines. The counsellor explains which papers the desk needs for Ayushman Bharat or a private cashless admission. Ayushman Bharat is accepted. Hindi and English are both used at the desk. A family member can sit with the patient during the day-care visit when the ward allows it.

Families from Varanasi, Mirzapur, Jaunpur, Chandauli, Ghazipur, Bhadohi and nearby Purvanchal districts use this hospital when a cancer plan includes radiotherapy on its own, after surgery, or alongside chemotherapy. The oncologist reviews the biopsy, scans and blood tests before deciding whether radiotherapy is part of the plan, how it sits with surgery and chemotherapy, and which hospital visit comes first. This page does not name a radiotherapy machine or a technique subtype. The plan is made for the person in front of the doctor.

In Varanasi, radiotherapy is planned by Dr Amit Kumar Pathak. He is a clinical oncologist (radiation oncologist and chemotherapist) at ZenHeal Cancer Hospital, Varanasi. The site already records more than 21 years after MBBS, an MD in Radiotherapy from IMS BHU, and a special interest in breast, gynaecological, head and neck cancers and brain tumours. Those are the details already published. Nothing new is added here. His doctor card on this page carries the radiation oncology role. The hospital address is Dafi Highway, Opposite Aryan International School Road, Amara Bypass, Dafi, Varanasi 221011, a short drive from BHU for families who need repeat visits.

Radiotherapy is also available at ZenHeal Cancer Hospital, Prayagraj, planned by Dr Yashpal Singh, the radiation oncologist named on that hospital. Varanasi families who are more comfortable at the Dafi campus can start with Dr Pathak. The counsellor books the visit, collects reports and explains the next step. Surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are discussed as one plan. Mouth and breast surgery are already part of the Varanasi service. Radiotherapy does not replace that surgery when the surgeon advises an operation.

Not every person with one of these cancers needs the same mix of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The counsellor matches the first appointment to the cancer type. Surgical oncologists operate when an operation is the right step. The radiation oncologist named above plans radiotherapy. Chemotherapy is supervised by the oncology team in day care. Dr Maithili Thakur, already listed for both hospitals, supports anaesthesia and critical care.

People travel from Varanasi, Mirzapur, Jaunpur, Chandauli, Ghazipur, Bhadohi and nearby Purvanchal districts. A first visit is easier when the biopsy report, imaging and any previous discharge summary are in the file. If those reports are still pending, the counsellor says which test to do before treatment is booked. Second opinions use the same doctors. Online onco-nutrition and Ayurveda on ZenOnco.io are supportive care from home. They sit beside hospital treatment. They are not a substitute for surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy when those are advised.

Ayushman Bharat is accepted. Ayushman Bharat is available at this hospital. Private cashless treatment is available as well. Before admission, the desk explains what the scheme or the insurer covers and what it does not. The 24×7 ICU is for patients who need closer monitoring during treatment. For an emergency, call +91 99307 09000.

The central call line is +91 99307 09000, open with the hospital around the clock. A separate WhatsApp number is used for chat booking where the site already shows it. Local desk numbers, where a staff name is printed, are extra. They are not a different hospital. Appointments, reports and admission questions start on +91 99307 09000. The counsellor confirms whether the visit should be in Varanasi or at the other ZenHeal hospital in Prayagraj, and which radiation oncologist will see the file.

Bring the Ayushman card or the insurance e-card, a photo identity proof, and the patient's bank details if a scheme asks for them. The desk tells the family what is covered before admission. Ayushman Bharat is accepted.

The radiation oncologist for this campus is named above. The other ZenHeal hospital, in Prayagraj, also provides radiotherapy. Bengaluru is the ZenOnco head office only. ZenOnco does not run a clinic in Mumbai, Delhi or Bengaluru. The only hospitals are Varanasi and Prayagraj. Call +91 99307 09000 and the counsellor will say which campus to visit and when the radiation oncologist can review the reports. More of the same hospital is on this page.