A Zimbabwe–India Alliance for Prostate Cancer Care

Prostate cancer needs timely expert care. TMTC connects you with India’s top urology and oncology specialists for advanced options like robotic surgery and precision radiotherapy at a fraction of overseas private care costs.

Your Journey with Us

Meet your Zimbabwe urology expert for consultation and explore medical travel.

Connect online with our Indian specialist for a personalised plan.

Prepare for travel. We assist with visa and logistics.

Arrive in India. We'll greet you at the airport and escort you to your suite.

Receive world-class treatment at one of India's top urology clinics.

How Does It Work?

What to Expect

FAQs

No. Treatment depends on the stage and aggressiveness of your cancer. Options include radiotherapy, brachytherapy, cryotherapy, or active surveillance, all available through TMTC's partner hospitals.

Once discharged from the hospital, you will be transferred to a comfortable accommodation. Your private room is designed for recovery, with anti-slip mats, grab bars, and thoughtful touches to ensure safety and ease as you recover post-surgery. TMTC offers a personalised recovery plan, a dedicated medical team, including physiotherapists, nutritionists, and trained nursing staff, to ensure optimal healing.

Your doctor will keep you informed about when it's safe to return home. The timing depends on your individual treatment and recovery, and our medical team will monitor your progress closely to ensure it's safe for you to travel. Minimally invasive robotic surgery, for instance, typically means smaller incisions, less pain and quicker return to normal activity. You'll receive clear guidance and personalised recommendations.

Not at all. Our team stays connected with you, coordinating follow-up care and working closely with your urologist to monitor your recovery. You'll have continuous support and guidance every step of the way, even after you're back home.

Yes. All partner hospitals are accredited by JCI or NABH, ensuring international standards of safety and care.

The first step in diagnosing prostate cancer is a PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood test, which can indicate potential prostate issues. If PSA levels are raised, doctors may recommend further evaluation.

Further evaluation may include:

MRI scans (3T multiparametric MRI) to detect abnormalities with high accuracy
Prostate biopsies (standard or fusion-guided) to confirm and grade the cancer
Physical and family history assessment, along with a digital rectal examination

Once diagnosed, prostate cancer is classified as early, locally advanced, or late-stage. The UK and India experts work together to design a personalised treatment plan.

Depending on your stage and health profile, your treatment may include minimally invasive surgery or robotic prostatectomy, targeted radiotherapy or active surveillance for low-risk cases.

Relax with 24/7 medical support and personalised care in your suite, with your companion by your side.

Enjoy all-inclusive meals and private chauffeur service during your stay.

Return home with peace of mind knowing your post-treatment follow-up is managed by our Zimbabwe urology expert.