Lung Cancer Treatment Abroad, Guided Every Step

That’s a personal decision that depends on your condition, needs, and budget. Many families choose to go abroad to access accredited hospitals, second opinions, or specific services such as mutation testing and targeted therapy. Our team can help you weigh your options honestly, with no pressure.

Costs vary widely depending on the type and stage of lung cancer and the treatment plan — whether surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy. That's why we don't quote generic figures — we help you obtain a personalized estimate directly from the hospital.

Just reach out to our care team and share any medical documents you have such as CT scans, biopsy, or pathology reports. We help arrange a second opinion with a specialist at a partner hospital, often remotely first.

Partner hospitals may offer approaches such as surgery (including minimally invasive procedures), radiotherapy, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy. The right option is determined entirely by the doctor based on your cancer type, stage, and condition — we do not provide medical recommendations.

Our coordinators support you in Indonesian and English. Many partner hospitals have Indonesian-speaking staff or interpreters; availability varies by hospital and we can help confirm it.

Timing varies by hospital and condition, but many initial consultations and second opinions can be scheduled relatively quickly. Let us know how urgent it is and we'll do our best to move fast.

Yes. We can help with medical visa information, accommodation, transport, and appointment coordination, so you can focus on what matters most.

No. Medifly facilitates access to accredited hospitals and doctors. We don't provide treatment and we don't determine diagnoses or medical outcomes — that's entirely up to your doctor.

Your initial consultation and care-team guidance are free, with no obligation to proceed. Our team will explain anything cost-related transparently.

Yes. The information you share is used only to help with your care process and is kept confidential.