"Affordable cancer care — from day one." Information for oncologists, day care centre physicians, and hospital social workers.
Treatment abandonment due to financial reasons is one of the most preventable tragedies in oncology. When patients cannot afford their next prescription cycle, they skip doses, delay refills, or stop treatment entirely — with devastating consequences for outcomes.
MCCF exists specifically to prevent this. By referring patients to "A New Hope," you provide them access to the same medicines — same molecule, GMP-certified quality — at 40–80% lower cost, directly from manufacturers.
Licensed under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. Prescription required for all Schedule H medicines.
All manufacturers verified. Batch certificates and COAs available on request for any medicine.
Invoice, batch number, expiry, manufacturer credentials — all provided with every dispensing.
Your patients outside Hyderabad can receive medicines by courier — same quality, same cost.
Generic cancer medicines from reputed, GMP-certified manufacturers contain the identical active ingredient (molecule) as the branded version. The bioavailability profiles are equivalent — this is a regulatory requirement for approval.
MCCF procures only from manufacturers who supply to reputed domestic and export markets — the same facilities that produce medicines for hospital tender supplies across India.
Key assurances for your prescription:
Simple. No paperwork burden for you. Patients receive clear guidance from our pharmacy team.
Write the prescription as you normally would — generic or branded molecule name, strength, and dosage instructions.
Hand the patient our referral card or ask them to WhatsApp MCCF (+91 XXXXXXXXXX). They can also visit our pharmacy directly.
Our pharmacy team confirms availability, pricing, and next steps. Prescription is verified. Medicine dispensed or couriered.
We follow up with patients on refill timing and notify them of any pricing changes. You focus on clinical care — we handle the medicine access.
For doctors, hospitals, and day care centres wanting to establish a referral relationship with MCCF.
Single-practice and small-clinic oncologists who are not bound by hospital pharmacy policies. Highest probability of accepting externally procured medicines. Key referral priority.
Day care centres typically accept patient-supplied medicines for infusion. High opportunity for referral across Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Baroda, and Mumbai.
Hospitals aligned with zero-profit care models. MNJ Institute, Basavatarakam, Gandhi Hospital, NIMS, and similar institutions — social workers here are key referral partners.
Government hospital oncology departments that allow patients to source outpatient medicines externally. MCCF can complement what government schemes do not cover.
Social workers across all hospital types who identify patients in financial distress. Frontline referrers — a single social worker can connect dozens of families with MCCF each month.
Corporate hospitals (Yashoda, KIMS, Continental) may restrict externally purchased medicines due to pharmacy margin dependency. MCCF does not pressure hospital systems — we work where outside medicines are accepted, focusing on the settings above.
"Initially I was cautious. But MCCF provided complete manufacturer documentation, batch certificates, and drug licence copies within hours of my request. I now routinely tell appropriate patients that this option exists. Their treatment adherence has improved — and the clinical outcomes reflect that."
Request quality documentation, referral materials, or schedule a call with our team. No commitment required — just a conversation.