Our Services
Cancer Care Guided by Precision and Compassion
Explore radiotherapy, oncology and nuclear medicine services designed to support diagnosis, treatment and life beyond cancer.
Specialist Services for Every Stage of Care
Brachytherapy
Targeted radiation is placed close to the treatment area to deliver a concentrated dose while limiting exposure to surrounding tissue.
Chemotherapy
Individualized medication-based treatment helps manage cancer, with clinical guidance and ongoing monitoring throughout care.
Nuclear Medicine
Specialized imaging and carefully administered radioactive materials help clinicians assess disease and guide treatment decisions.
Precision Built Into Every Treatment
3D Conformal Radiotherapy
Three-dimensional imaging helps shape radiation beams around the treatment area and reduce exposure to nearby healthy tissue.
Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy
IMRT adjusts radiation intensity across each beam to treat complex areas with greater precision.
Volumetric Arc Therapy
V-MAT delivers precisely shaped radiation as the treatment machine rotates, allowing efficient delivery of a planned dose.
Patient-Focused Safety
Careful planning and attention to treatment details support accurate delivery and patient safety at every session.
Support at Every Step
Care Planned Around You
From the first consultation, our team takes time to understand your diagnosis, answer your questions, and explain the options available to you. We work with you to develop an individualized care plan, guide you through each stage of treatment, and provide ongoing support as your needs change.
Precise Insight, Informed Care
How Nuclear Medicine Supports Diagnosis and Treatment
Nuclear medicine uses small amounts of radioactive material to show how organs and tissues are functioning. These studies can help clinicians detect cancer, assess its extent, and monitor how well treatment is working, providing information that complements other imaging and tests.
Depending on the condition, nuclear medicine may also be used to treat disease. Its applications extend beyond cancer to certain heart, gastrointestinal, endocrine, and neurological conditions, helping the care team make decisions based on each patient’s clinical needs.
Chemotherapy and Brachytherapy
Chemotherapy
Drug-based cancer treatment tailored to the type and stage of disease, with careful monitoring and supportive care throughout the course of treatment.
Individualized treatment planning
Medication administration and monitoring
Management of treatment effects
Coordination with other cancer care
Brachytherapy
A form of radiation therapy that places a radiation source close to or within the area being treated, delivering a focused dose as part of a personalized cancer care plan.
Targeted radiation delivery
Planning based on treatment needs
Attention to surrounding tissue
Integration with wider cancer care
Support Through Treatment and Beyond
At the National Radiotherapy Oncology and Nuclear Medicine Centre, the Counseling and Survivorship Programme reflects our commitment to caring for people, not just treating cancer. As the Centre’s services have grown to include radiotherapy, nuclear medicine, consultations and pharmacy support, this programme forms part of a continuing approach to patient and family care. It provides space to discuss the emotional and practical challenges of diagnosis and treatment, understand changing needs, and plan for life after cancer. Guided by our mission as a Centre of Excellence, we help patients and families seek support during treatment and navigate recovery, follow-up care and the lasting effects of cancer with greater confidence.
Pharmacy Support for Every Stage of Care
- Prescription dispensing
- Repeat prescription dispensing
- Homecare medication support
- Individualised medication compounding
- Clear instructions for taking medicines
- Advice on safe medicine storage
- Emergency pharmacy care
- Emergency contraception support
- Minor ailment assessment
- Guidance on suitable over-the-counter medicines
- Advice on when to seek further clinical care
- Support with medicine-related concerns
- Medication management reviews
- Unit-dose medication packaging
- New medicines support
- Medicines use reviews
- Help with treatment schedules
- Practical advice for managing medicines at home
Frequently Asked Questions About Your Care
Find answers to common questions about consultations, treatments, pharmacy services and support after cancer care.
What services does the Centre provide?
The Centre offers brachytherapy, chemotherapy, nuclear medicine, external beam radiation therapy, patient consultations, pharmacy services, and counseling and survivorship support.
What happens during a patient consultation?
A clinician reviews your health information, discusses your concerns and explains the next steps that may be appropriate for your care. Bring any available medical records, test results and a list of medicines you take.
Which radiation therapy options are available?
Radiation services include brachytherapy and external beam radiation therapy. Depending on your clinical needs, external beam treatment may use techniques such as 3-dimensional conformal radiotherapy, IMRT or VMAT. Your care team will explain suitable options.
What is nuclear medicine used for?
Nuclear medicine uses small amounts of radioactive material to help diagnose, assess or treat certain conditions, including some cancers. Your care team can explain the purpose and preparation for a recommended procedure.
How can the pharmacy help with my medicines?
Pharmacy support includes dispensing, compounding, emergency care, minor ailment management and medication reviews. The team can also provide guidance on new medicines and practical ways to manage a treatment schedule.
Is support available after cancer treatment ends?
Yes. The Counseling and Survivorship Programme supports patients and families as they adjust to life after treatment, including concerns about recovery, follow-up care and the ongoing effects of cancer.
Book an Appointment
Schedule a consultation with our team to discuss your needs and get guidance on the care and treatment options available to you.