For doctors

Refer a patient to Dr. Anshuman Singh

For colleagues with a patient who has, or may have, a cancer of the prostate, kidney, bladder, testis or penis. A short form or a message is enough to start: the clinic arranges the rest with the patient.

Refer a patientCall the clinic

When to refer

Situations we see most often

  • A raised or rising PSA, or a suspicious finding on prostate examination or MRI
  • Blood in the urine, visible or on microscopy, with no cause found
  • A kidney mass or cyst on ultrasound or CT
  • A bladder tumour on cystoscopy or a TURBT report that needs further planning
  • A lump or swelling in the testis
  • A sore or growth on the penis that has not healed
  • A mass at the back of the abdomen (retroperitoneum)
  • A patient who wants a second opinion on a treatment plan they have been given
  • Shared follow-up after surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy elsewhere

What to send

Useful to have, but do not wait for all of it

  • Patient name, age, phone number and the main reason for referral
  • Biopsy, cystoscopy or histopathology reports
  • Imaging (CT, MRI, PET or ultrasound) with the reports and, if possible, the discs or links
  • Recent blood tests (PSA, creatinine, haemoglobin and others you have)
  • Current medicines and other illnesses, such as diabetes or heart disease

Please share a patient’s details only with their agreement.

How to refer

Reach the clinic

Refer a patient

Send a referral

This form reaches the clinic team directly. Reports can follow on WhatsApp or email.

Your details
The patient

Please send reports and scans on WhatsApp or email after submitting.

Or call +91-9559776664

What happens next

From your message to the plan

  1. 01The patient is contacted and bookedThe clinic phones the patient or the family and offers a clinic visit or a video consultation.
  2. 02Reports are reviewed before the visitDr. Singh goes through what you have sent, so the consultation starts from the facts.
  3. 03Plan and written summaryThe stage, the options and the plan are explained to the patient. With the patient’s agreement, a written summary can be sent to you.
  4. 04Care stays with you where suitableFollow-up, blood tests and routine care can continue with the referring doctor if the patient prefers.

Information you can share with your patient

The Cancer Pathway explains each cancer in plain language, stage by stage, with questions to ask and a checklist to bring to the consultation.

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