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New Patient Guide
Everything You Need Before You Begin
You're in the Right Place
We understand that a cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming. At our center, you’re not just a patient you’re a partner in your healing journey. Our team is here to guide, support, and care for you every step of the way.
Your First Visit, Simplified
During your initial consultation, our specialist will review your medical history, current reports, and recommend next steps. You’ll also learn whether cancer immunotherapy is the right path for you. Bring any past records and your questions—we’re here to listen.
✅ Preparing for Consultation
- Carry previous pathology, scan, or biopsy reports
- Note down symptoms, medications, and allergies
- Bring a family member for support if possible
- Come with an open mind we’re here to help
✅ Financial & Insurance Support
We’ll walk you through treatment costs, financing options, and insurance claims. Dedicated counselors are available to answer your questions and make the process smooth and stress-free.
✅ After Your Visit
After your first consultation, our medical team will carefully analyze your case, including your clinical history and any scans or test results. Within a few days, you’ll receive a personalized treatment plan tailored specifically to your cancer type, stage, and immune profile.
We’ll guide you through:
- Treatment timelines and expected outcomes
- Supportive care guidance for managing side effects
- Scheduling follow-up appointments or additional investigations
- Connecting you with our patient care coordinator for ongoing help
Common Questions
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers!
It’s a treatment that uses your own immune system to recognize and fight cancer cells more effectively.
Unlike chemotherapy, it targets only cancer cells with minimal damage to healthy tissues.
Yes, it's generally well-tolerated and safe.
Since it boosts your natural immune system, side effects are minimal in most patients.
Absolutely.
It’s often used alongside chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery to improve outcomes.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary.
They may include fatigue or flu-like symptoms, but serious effects are rare.
The cell preparation takes 8–12 days, followed by an infusion.
You may need multiple cycles depending on your treatment plan.
Immunotherapy builds immune memory to fight recurrence.
While no treatment guarantees a cure, it may delay or prevent relapse.
Coverage varies by plan, but most include preventive, diagnostic, and treatment services—check your policy for details.
Chemotherapy attacks all fast-growing cells, including healthy ones.
Immunotherapy is more targeted, with fewer side effects and improved patient comfort.
It’s suitable for patients in advanced stages or those not responding to traditional treatments.
Your eligibility depends on cancer type, health condition, and treatment history.
Yes, it has shown positive results in late-stage and metastatic cancers.
It can offer a ray of hope when other treatments fail.
Immune cells are collected from your blood, trained in a lab, and infused back.
This helps your body recognize and destroy cancer cells.
Immunotherapy can treat a wide range: breast, lung, colon, brain, ovarian, head & neck, and more.
It’s especially promising in solid tumors and resistant cancers.
Not at all.
The process is similar to a blood draw and a simple infusion, no surgery or hospitalization required.
ImmunoHope offers this advanced treatment for immunotherapy in Ahmedabad.
Our facility is led by Dr. Vikesh Shah, an expert in targeted cancer immunotherapy.