Cancer Detection Centres in Cities & Towns

Routine screening tests offered are Mammography for breast cancer, PAP test for cervical cancer, PSA for prostate cancer, CA-125 for ovarian cancer, CEA for intestinal & lung cancer etc.

This on-ground project works to spread awareness among the society about Cervical Cancer and to facilitate screening of Cervical Cancer for women from economically weaker sections of the society. Programs are conducted in association with CAPED India, Guru Nanak Dev University, Global Institutes Amritsar, BBK DAV College for Women etc.

Contact them for early detection of breast lumps and lesions through a safe, pain-free digital breast screening, followed by a manual breast exam by a specialist. This will be carried out by female staff at your place. Prefer a group of friends & neighbours at a home or a group of employees at the company premises.

To ensure early detection of cancer they organise cancer screening at their branches located in the above cities. For branch addresses in the above cities, call the numbers listed above.

These screening & awareness kiosks have been set up at OPDs of above medical colleges. Free-of-cost screening is done for oral, breast & cervical cancers.

This is a screening kiosk set up by Chandrapur Cancer Care Foundation (CCCF), promoted by Tata Trusts & Govt of Maharashtra. The kiosk offers free-of-cost screening for oral, breast and cervical cancers as well as diabetes and hypertension.

For women over 45 years age, breast and cervical cancer detection test are conducted at subsidised rates. Tests include ultra sound breast scan, ultra sound whole abdomen scan, pap smear test, blood tests etc.

At their hospital as well as at camps in Chennai, free mammography and pap smear testsare made available to deserving women. Also several other essential tests for the treatment of cancers, including PET scan are provided with heavy discounts or for free.

This non-profit hospital conducts Pap-smear, X-ray mammogram with correlated Sonomammogram, Oral examination, Uterine and Ovarian endometrial cancer screening (USG Pelvis).

You can walk-in at the detection Centre on all working days between 9 am to 12 noon and get screened for cancer. The package includes a blood analysis, chest X-ray, and physical examination. Mammography is available on our mobile medical van AshaKiran, which is parked at the Centre on Mondays & Thursdays. The mobile medical van also visits slums (bastis) of Delhi.

For early detection of common cancers affecting men and women, cancer screening services are available at RGCI&RC at highly subsidized rates.

Under this programme, free-of-cost Pap Smear testing for cervical cancer is carried out on women who are 25 years old or above.

A free breast health OPD for women from lower income sections is held every Monday between 10 am to 12 noon. Mammography and breast ultrasound are carried out.

GCCI is running two Primary Health and Cancer Screening Centres at the addresses below. These are mainly for the underprivileged.

This clinic's timings are 9:30 am to 4:00 pm from Monday to Friday. Individuals can walk-in to get screened for oral, breast and cervix cancers.

These centres, run by RCC Trivandrum, conduct cancer detection clinics every day and also holds cancer detection camps and awareness programmes in the neighbouring Districts with the help of voluntary agencies and government departments.

These centres conduct cancer detection clinics every day for general public.

Under this package, cancer screening is available at Manipal Hospital, Dona Paula at a discounted price of Rs 1,500 for females and Rs 1,000 for males.

Screening programs for Oral, Breast and Cervical cancers are held every Saturday, between 10 am to 12 noon.

Free cancer detection clinic is organized in KCTRI on every Saturday, round the year

On occasions like the World Cancer Day, the hospital organises cancer screening at the hopital premises between 10 am to 6 pm. Cancer preventive tests worth more than Rs. 10,000 are offered for free of cost on these occasions.

The clinic has come up in a classroom donated by Richmonds High School and is intended to serve less privileged living in the Indiranagar slum. It will be open six hours a day(3 hours each in the morning and evening). Free Diabetic Checkup & Breast Cancer Check up camps will be held.

BMCHRC has been organizing free breast & cervical cancer screening at the hospital on last Saturday of every month, at 2 PM. Mammography & Pap smear are the tests conducted.

Screening for early detection of breast cancer and other breast related lesions is carried out at nominal costs here.

This clinic is open every Saturday between 10 am to 2 pm. Service is free for the underprivileged. Screening is done by by Specialist Clinician for Cervical cancer, Breast cancer and Oral cancer. Includes Pap smear, biopsy and Colposcopy with referral for Cryotherapy and LEEP.

Cancer clinics are held every Saturday at 66, Durga Charan Doctor Road, Kolkata 700014 and every Thursday at Niramoy Bhavan, 38/1 Sultan Alam Road, Kolkata 700033. Cases detected are referred to Government hospitals in Kolkata.

This centre, located in Andrews Hospital premises, offers free service and is equipped with latest cancer screening facilities. Has been set up with technical assistance of Adyar Cancer Institute.

Cancer screening and awareness camps are held at the hospital on occasions like world cancer day etc.

By carrying out wide-scale screening campaigns, this clinic focuses on early detection and diagnosis.

At this centre, screening is done free-of-cost for socioeconomically disadvantaged persons and subsidized screening rates are offered to corporates.

This clinic is located in the midst of Pratiksha Nagar slums, near Sion-Koliwada. At UHTC, women residents undergo clinical breast examination and pap-smear test. Trained outreach health workers visit homes in this slum to motivate the women to visit the clinic.

(a) Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 2 pm to 5 pm: Breast self examination with a model. Pap Smear Test by a gynecologist.
(b) Alternate Saturdays, 10 am to 12noon: Oral examination for men and women by a dental surgeon

This is an unit of Indian Red Cross Society and it is located in the premises of Indian Red Cross Society Cancer Hospital.

Women from poorer sections of society are provided following services: (a) Free screening for cancers specific to women is carried out every year (b) Free surgical procedures such as LEEP/ Cauterization are offered where early lesions are detected

After an awareness session, screening is done for oral, breast and cervical cancers. All individuals who are identified as cancer suspects are referred to the hospital for further care by dedicated Patient Navigators.

This kiosk is focused on spreading cancer awareness and providing screening for cancer and other NCDs to patients and their family members visiting the hospital. Patient Navigators stationed at the kiosk encourage the visitors to get themselves screened.

This is a screening kiosk set up by Alamelu Charitable Foundation. The kiosk offers free-of-cost screening for oral, breast and cervical cancers as well as diabetes and hypertension.

Facilities comprise of screening & detection services as well as other departments like pathology, radiology, chemotherapy and surgery.

NCCC's focus is on breast, cervical and oral cancers by organising cancer awareness programmes and screening programmes for early detection.

This is a screening kiosk set up by Sri Venkateswara Institute of Cancer Care & Advanced Research (SVICCAR). The kiosk offers free-of-cost screening for oral, breast and cervical cancers as well as diabetes and hypertension.

Screening tests for early detection of common cancers of mouth, breast and cervix are conducted on Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00 AM TO 1:00 PM. No referral letter is required and anyone can walk-in directly.