Power your cancer treatment with precision oncology — it makes treatment more effective and more affordable.
Everhope's precision oncology makes four things possible at the same time — not one at the cost of another.
A full tumour board reads your case, and the genomic report, before a plan is set.
Targeted treatment can shrink what has to be removed, so less has to be rebuilt.
Profiling rules out the therapies your tumour was never going to answer.
Molecular markers guide what follows treatment, and what follow-up watches for.
Yours is not the average tumour. Two people with the same diagnosis, the same stage and the same scan can be carrying completely different disease — and need completely different drugs. Genomic profiling reads which one you have before anyone commits to a plan.
Precision oncology here is not a test you buy and take elsewhere. It is how the entire treatment is planned and delivered — surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and nutrition, by one team that has read the same report.
Fifteen minutes, by phone, before you commit to a test, a hospital or a plan. She reads what you already have and tells you whether precision oncology would make your treatment more effective — and what it would actually cost.











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A genomic specialist. She explains whether profiling applies to your cancer, which test fits, what it costs and how long it takes. It is not a doctor's consultation — anything clinical goes to the medical team, and the next step is an OPD with a precision oncologist.
No. Biomarker and genomic testing is part of NCCN guidance for most major cancers, and the therapies it points to are approved drugs. What changes is the information your oncologist works from.
Usually not. Profiling is often most useful when a first-line treatment has not produced the response everyone hoped for, because it helps identify what to try next.
No. Many people use profiling alongside treatment they already receive elsewhere. The report and our team's reading of it can be shared with your existing oncologist.
Testing is performed by an accredited specialist genetic laboratory rather than in-house. Sample collection can happen at your home and reports come back in seven to ten days.
That is a common and honest outcome. It still narrows the field by ruling options out, and the report stays useful if the disease progresses later.
Everhope delivers the whole course of treatment — surgery, chemotherapy, targeted and immunotherapy, radiation and onco-nutrition — and that treatment is covered by most major health insurers in India. Genomic profiling is one step inside it, and the team confirms exactly what your policy covers before anything is committed.
Nothing is mandatory. A confirmation of diagnosis is enough to start. A biopsy report, imaging and a treatment summary all help, but come as you are.