Questions patients ask us first
Straight answers on appointments, insurance, surgery and recovery. If yours isn't here, we're a phone call away.
What sets an organ-specific cancer hospital apart, and how we support patients travelling to us from other cities.
SSO focuses on organ-specific surgical oncology, with surgeons dedicated to particular cancer types and supported by coordinated oncology care.
Yes — patients can travel to SSO for specialist care. Our coordinators can help arrange consultations, appointments and other visit logistics.
Booking your first visit, what to bring, and who you'll actually see. We aim to connect you with the right organ specialist for your consultation.
Yes — bring every report and scan you have, however old. Your surgeon reviews them in the room, so you leave with a plan rather than a list of tests to repeat.
You can. We have centres across Mumbai, Ahmedabad and Belagavi, and we’ll match you to the right organ specialist at the one closest to you.
The surgical oncologist you consult. One doctor reviews your scans, explains your options, operates, and guides your recovery — one relationship, start to finish.
Most patients are seen within 48 hours of calling. Urgent cases are prioritised the same day — call the appointment desk and say so.
Cashless claims, estimates and financial help. A dedicated coordinator helps you navigate the paperwork and understand your costs.
We’re empanelled with all major insurers and a dedicated claims coordinator handles the paperwork. Cashless support applies wherever your policy allows it.
We help patients navigate payment plans and financial assistance schemes, so you can understand the available options before treatment.
Yes — once your surgeon finalises a plan, our coordinator shares a written estimate covering surgery, stay and expected follow-up.
What to expect around your operation — hospital stay, additional treatment and how your recovery at home is supported.
It depends on the procedure and your recovery. Your surgeon will explain the expected hospital stay and give you a specific timeline during treatment planning.
Sometimes. Your surgeon reviews this with the wider oncology team and explains exactly what your case needs before and after surgery.
You leave with a recovery plan covering wound care, diet and activity limits, along with guidance on when to contact your care team.
