Hospital & specialist coordination
We coordinate resources according to the condition, case complexity, specialist expertise, institutional capability and actual availability. The institution confirms whether it can accept the case.
Four core specialties
Oncology & radiotherapy
Explore cancer surgery and radiation treatment pathways.
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Four core specialties
- Proton therapy
- Precision radiotherapy
- Surgical oncology
- Minimally invasive treatment
Support for every stage of your care journey.
Coordinate review of existing cancer diagnoses, pathology and prior treatment. Questions about surgery, radiotherapy or cell-based therapy eligibility are assessed by appropriately qualified specialists.
Prepare the right information
Ask the coordinator for the approved record-transfer route. Depending on the case, the institution may request diagnostic reports, pathology, imaging, treatment and medication history, discharge summaries and recent follow-up results.
Written second medical opinion
Record preparation, necessary translation, patient questions, specialist matching, one written opinion by a matched senior specialist, and result organisation and follow-up coordination.
In-country & follow-up support
Language support, hospital accompaniment, admission or surgery coordination, and follow-up arrangements within the agreed scope.
Follow-up after returning home
We assist with discharge-record organization, translation of follow-up records, communication with the treating institution and arrangements for remote follow-up. Clinical follow-up plans come from your doctors.
Confirm the scope & costs
Before committing, confirm the service provider, deliverables, language, timeline, service fees, third-party charges, and applicable cancellation or refund terms in writing.
Service feesClinical decisions remain with doctors
Panda Healthcare provides non-clinical coordination, translation and administrative support. We do not diagnose, prescribe or perform treatment. A record-based opinion does not replace an in-person examination or your ongoing care.
Let’s start with your questions.
Start with a coordinator conversation. Share your country, preferred language and the service you want to understand. Ask for a designated route before sending medical records.