Shri Jagannath Charitable Cancer Hospital
Hospital & Health Care - , Uttar Pradesh, India
Shri Jagannath Charitable Cancer Hospital Employees
Shri Jagannath Charitable Cancer Hospital Details
Sh. Jagannath Charitable Cancer Hospital was started by cancer charitable society on 10th oct. 2007. It was inaugurated by Former Deputy Prime Minister Sh. L. K. Advani. Since then cancer OPD, cancer investigations, Mammography and treatment for Cancer patients are going on. Lately on 23rd Feb 2013,Our Radiotherapy Department was inaugurated by Former President of India late Sh Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. Presently the institute is providing Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, Cytotron-therapy, Physiotherapy, Radio-logical & Pathological investigation for Cancer patients.SJ Charitable Cancer Hosptial with state of the art equipment, facilities and experienced, faculty & staff, is wholly committed to highly personalized and comprehensive cancer care. Patient centric focus, multidisciplinary approach, personalized care, cost effective solutions with utmost care to all medical needs of the patient coupled with administrative needs are meticulously looked into by a team of experienced medical and administrative teams. Patients are the focus of everything we do at SJCCH informing them of all progress. Our mission is to advance patient care, education and research continuous to change the course of cancer care. The close collaboration between our physician, surgeons, Radiologists, Pathologist and other allied speciality is one of our unique strength enabling us to provide the best care available today to the patient as we work to discover more effective strategies to prevent and cure cancer.Our Centre consistently invests in new technologies that have been shown to improve cancer diagnosis and treatment, ensuring that our patients have access to the best care possible. Patients have access to the full complement of our specialists, many of whom are internationally recognised experts in their field.Radiotherapy facilities is not available in whole northern India on charitable bases.
