Book an on-site screening
Book an on-site cancer screening for your group in Bengaluru.
Risk assessment, on-site screening and specialist consultation, brought to your workplace, your community, or wherever your people are.
Oncologist-led · AI-assisted · On-site
Request a screening date
Tell us about your group.
Share a few details and we’ll suggest a programme that fits. Enquire for programme details and pricing.
✓ A private one-on-one with an oncologist who has every result in hand
✓ A personalised risk report within 24–48 hours
✓ An anonymised group report for your organisation. Individual results go only to the individual.
What the screening includes
Every part of the screening, chosen and reviewed by an oncologist.
Most screenings hand you pieces. We hand you the whole picture, where every part is there because an oncologist would ask for it, and the specialist who can read it.
01 · Risk assessment
We know where to look before we meet you.
A questionnaire covering lifestyle, symptoms, family history and risk factor exposure, completed before the screening day.
02 · Physical examination
A specialist's eyes, not a checklist.
A full examination by an oncologist, including oral cancer screening.
03 · Thermal breast imaging
No contact. No radiation. No pain.
A comfortable breast imaging option suitable from age 18.
04 · Lab evaluation
Numbers, read in context.
Blood tests reviewed by an oncologist alongside your risk profile, not in isolation.
05 · Oncologist consultation
Every finding, read together by one specialist.
A private one-on-one that takes place only once the oncologist has your risk assessment, examination findings, lab results and breast imaging report in hand.
06 · Personalised risk report
Clarity you can act on.
Your risk category and, where needed, a clear follow-up pathway, delivered within 24–48 hours.
Who it's for
Different groups. The same standard of care.
We work with workplaces, residential communities, associations and any group that wants to look after its people. If there is a space to set up, we bring the programme to you.
Workplaces
We bring the programme to your site.
Residential communities
We bring the programme to your community.
Associations
We bring the programme to your members.
Any group
Wherever there is a space to set up.
How booking works
Three steps to a screening date.
1
Tell us about your group
Its size, location and the timeline you have in mind.
2
We shape the programme around it
We recommend the right components and add-ons, and share details and pricing.
3
We set everything in motion
Your people receive clear communication and their risk assessment link, and the screening calendar is fixed.
What happens, and when
Everything is in place before anyone walks in.
From the first questionnaire to the final report, Intercept runs every stage, so all you need to set is a date.
Two weeks before
We start with your risk, not your blood.
The digital risk assessment is shared with every participant, to be completed at least one week before the screening day, so each person’s risk is assessed before any test is done.
One week before
Your bloodwork arrives before you do.
Blood samples are collected on-site, and every participant receives a scheduled slot for the screening day.
One day before
Imaging, a day ahead.
Thermal breast imaging on-site, so the report is ready before the consultation.
On the day
Ten minutes, with every answer already in the room.
A full physical examination, including oral cancer screening, and a private consultation with an oncologist who already has every result in hand, in about ten minutes per person. An optional awareness session can run the same day.
After the day
Know where you stand within 48 hours.
Each participant receives a personalised risk report within 24–48 hours, with a follow-up pathway where needed. The organisation receives its anonymised group report.
Your part: a date, a space and a few emails. Ours: everything else.
What you provide
- A date
- Space on-site for thermal imaging and consultations
- A single point of contact, who circulates our ready-to-send communication internally
What we handle
- Scheduling and slots for every participant
- Ready-to-send communication templates
- Sample collection
- On-site setup and coordination
- Individual reports
- The anonymised group report
- Follow-up pathways where needed
Go further
Add an awareness session or an HPV vaccination drive.
Both are also available on their own.
Awareness sessions
An oncologist-led talk on cancer prevention, lifestyle, early warning signs and self-examination, held on the screening day or as a standalone session.
HPV vaccination drives
Awareness and on-site vaccination to help protect eligible women against cervical cancer.
Where we work
Based in Bengaluru. Bringing the programme to your site.
Intercept Oncology is based in Bengaluru, and we are starting with groups in the city and nearby. If there is a space to set up, we bring the programme to you, and awareness sessions can also reach your people online.
Tell us your location in the form and we will come back to you about your site.
Clinical leadership
Led personally by Dr. Shalini Kamal Kumar
Consultant Radiation Oncologist · MBBS, DNB (Radiation Oncology)
Intercept’s programmes are designed and led by Dr. Shalini Kamal Kumar, an oncologist with over six years in cancer care. She has over a decade in healthcare and has personally screened thousands of patients for oral, breast and cervical cancers.
“I have seen both sides. What early detection gives a patient, and what late diagnosis takes away.”
Insight for the organisation. Privacy for every individual.
The organisation receives an anonymised, group-level report showing overall risk patterns and priorities for its people, never any individual’s medical data. Individual results go only to the individual.
Before you book
Questions, answered.
Send the request form with your group’s size, location and timeline. We’ll suggest a programme that fits, share details and pricing, and fix the screening calendar.
Programme details and pricing are shared when you enquire.
Risk assessment, a full physical examination including oral cancer screening, lab evaluation, thermal breast imaging, a private consultation with an oncologist, and a personalised risk report within 24–48 hours.
A date, space on-site for thermal imaging and consultations, and a single point of contact who circulates our ready-to-send communication internally.
About ten minutes per person, with the oncologist already holding every result.
The digital risk assessment is shared two weeks before and is to be completed at least one week before the screening day.
Each participant receives a personalised risk report within 24–48 hours, with a follow-up pathway where needed.
No. Individual results go only to the individual. The organisation receives an anonymised, group-level report.
No contact. No radiation. No pain. It is a comfortable breast imaging option suitable from age 18.
Yes. An optional awareness session can run on the screening day, and both an awareness session and an HPV vaccination drive are also available on their own.
Workplaces, residential communities, associations and any group that wants to look after its people.
No. The form asks only for contact and group details. Please don’t include any personal medical details.
Request your screening date.
Share a few details and we’ll suggest a programme that fits. Enquire for programme details and pricing.
Or email us
Contact
Intercept Oncology
Cancer Screening & Early Detection Programs
Dr. Shalini Kamal Kumar, MBBS, DNB (Radiation Oncology)
Founder & CEO | Intercept Oncology LLP
Consultant Radiation Oncologist
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
Everything is in place before anyone walks in.
From the first questionnaire to the final report, Intercept runs every stage, so all you need to set is a date.