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Singapore’s OncoCare Cancer Centre Expands to Malaysia
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OncoCare Cancer Centre of Singapore has launched its first Malaysia facility at Thomson Hospital, Kota Damansara, marking a strategic expansion of its presence in the region.
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With seven centres in Singapore and over 36,000 patient visits annually, OncoCare brings a multidisciplinary, patient-centred model of care that includes precision oncology, immunotherapy, and targeted therapies.
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Dr Tay Miah Hiang, founder of OncoCare Singapore, said the expansion fulfills the vision of offering high-quality cancer care to a broader community, while partnering with Thomson Hospital provides a strong base to deliver innovative and holistic treatments in Malaysia.
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Dr John Low Seng Hooi, CEO of OncoCare Malaysia, added that this is a major milestone: integrating advanced treatments, compassionate care, and multidisciplinary expertise to improve accessibility and outcomes for Malaysian patients.
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The Malaysia centre will adopt advanced medical technologies such as next-generation molecular diagnostics and AI-assisted radiotherapy planning, to boost treatment accuracy and reduce recovery times.

It will also offer support services like psychological counselling, pain management, and palliative care.

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