Department of Medical Oncology
Cancer. The word alone does something to a room. Dr. Ravinder Malwal leads Medical Oncology at Shri Balaji Aarogyam Hospital in Kurukshetra. What happens next, diagnosis, chemotherapy, the months of follow-up after, gets handled here, by one doctor who stays with the case from the first appointment onward.
Dr. Ravinder Malwal
DNB (Medical Oncology)
10+
Year of Expereince
24/7
Availability
Scope of Services
Diagnosis and treatment planning
Understanding what the cancer is and building a plan around it, before treatment starts.
Chemotherapy
Administered and monitored here, sessions included.
Ongoing care.
Monitoring and follow-up that continues once active treatment ends.
A Plan, Explained Properly
A short window, a lot of decisions. That’s what the weeks after a cancer diagnosis usually look like. Dr. Malwal spends the first appointment making sure the diagnosis itself is actually understood before talking about what comes next.
Diagnosis and Staging Description
Working out exactly what the cancer is and how far it's progressed, the two things every decision after this depends on.
Chemotherapy
Given Here No separate center, no extra trip. Sessions happen on-site, with side effects tracked and managed as they show up.
Matching Treatment to the Diagnosis
Two patients with the same word on their report can need completely different treatment. This depends on type, stage, and how the disease is behaving.
A Real Explanation.
Before Anything Starts Nobody should sign off on treatment they don't understandDr. Malwal walks through the options and what each one actually involves.
Monitoring That Doesn't Stop
Response gets tracked through treatment, and the plan shifts if something isn't working the way it should.
Working With Other Departments
When cancer care needs surgery, radiology, or pain management too, those teams are in the same building, not a referral to somewhere else entirely.
OVERVIEW
What Happens After the Word Cancer
The first appointment usually isn’t about treatment. It’s about understanding what’s actually been found. Stage, type, how much it’s spread, questions that need answering before anything else can move forward.
After that, the path splits depending on the person. Chemotherapy alone for some. A combination with surgery or radiation for others, coordinated with whichever department needs to be involved. What doesn’t change is the follow-up. Monitoring continues well past the last chemotherapy session, watching for how things settle and stepping in if they don’t.
One Doctor
The Whole Way Through Diagnosis, treatment, follow-up. Same person, start to finish.
Chemotherapy On-Site
No separate diagnostic center, no separate infusion center. It happens here.
Other Specialties
Same Building When surgery or radiation gets involved, those teams are already part of this hospital.
Follow-Up That Continues
Care doesn't end when chemotherapy does. Monitoring keeps going after.
Diagnosis to Follow-Up
One Doctor
Chemotherapy
Given On-Site
Coordinated
With Surgery & Radiology
Ongoing Monitoring
After Treatment
Thousands of Families Have Left With A Smile
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens at the first oncology appointment?
Dr. Malwal goes through your diagnosis, test results, and any imaging already done. He explains the stage and what the treatment options actually look like. More tests might come next, before a full plan gets set.
Is chemotherapy done here, or somewhere else?
Here. Sessions happen on-site, start to finish.
How does he decide on a treatment plan?
Type of cancer, stage, overall health, how it’s likely to respond. All of it gets weighed together, and it gets discussed with you directly. Nobody should be handed a plan they never talked through.
Can I get a second opinion before starting treatment?
Yes, and that’s a completely reasonable thing to want. Dr. Malwal will give you the reports and information needed to take elsewhere if that’s what you decide.
Does care continue after chemotherapy ends?
It does. Monitoring keeps going, watching for how things are progressing and catching anything that needs attention.