Tata Memorial Centre / National Cancer Grid through Navya

What they do

Navya gathers your reports, coordinates expert input and delivers treatment recommendations to discuss with your oncologist. A patient advocate helps with the process and follow-up questions.

Who it’s for

Patients, caregivers and treating oncologists seeking advice across cancer types without traveling to India.

How to start

Register, upload your reports and write down the treatment decisions you want reviewed. Include practical preferences or constraints that matter to your care.

Cost and insurance

As of October 2026, Navya lists ₹11,500 before taxes for its paid domestic plan and $250 for international patients. Its pricing page also lists eligibility categories for free plans. Confirm which category applies before paying.

What to check

This is consultative guidance, not treatment or a prescribing relationship. Additional expert input may require a new case. Do not assume the service includes a live appointment with a chosen doctor.

How it fits

Stanford Health Care also uses Navya for some intake, but its specialists and service terms are different from this Tata Memorial / National Cancer Grid offering.

Questions I would ask

• Which specialist would review my cancer and the decision I am facing?
• Does the review include rereading the actual scans and pathology, or only their reports?
• What will I receive, and how can my oncologist ask follow-up questions?

Contacts

• Tata Memorial / NCG service: Navya
• How expert opinions work: Navya
• Current pricing: Navya
• Program terms: Navya