Our goal is to make cancer treatment as accessible, comfortable, and convenient as possible. To support this, our oncologists provide care across multiple high-quality treatment settings, allowing patients to choose the option that best meets their needs.

Stasevich Cancer Centre – Hollywood Private Hospital

Most of our patients receive their anti-cancer therapies at the Stasevich Cancer Centre, located within Hollywood Private Hospital.

This centre offers:
A modern, purpose-built chemotherapy and immunotherapy unit
Highly trained oncology nurses
On-site medical support and monitoring
A calm and supportive environment for patients and families

Our three medical oncologists consult and treat regularly in this centre, ensuring continuity, safety, and personalised care.

Home-Based Cancer Treatment

For many patients, receiving treatment at home can be more convenient and less stressful.
Through our trusted partners, we offer home chemotherapy and home infusion services, supported by:

Remedium Healthcare
Chemo at Home

A specially trained oncology nurse visits the patient at home to administer therapy safely.
These services:

Are usually funded by private health funds
Reduce travel and waiting times
Allow patients to receive treatment in the comfort of their own home
Maintain the same safety standards as hospital-based care

Our oncologists work closely with these providers to ensure seamless coordination and monitoring.

St John of God Murdoch Cancer Centre

Patients under the care of Professor Khattak may also receive treatment through the St John of God Murdoch Cancer Centre, another leading facility providing high-quality oncology services.
This centre allows flexibility for patients living in the surrounding areas and offers advanced infusion services with experienced nursing support.

Your Comfort. Your Choice.

Whether in a specialised cancer centre or at home, our priority is to deliver safe, evidence-based, and patient-centred treatment.
Patients can discuss their preferred Treatment Locations with their oncologist to determine the safest and most appropriate option for their individual care plan.

Clinical Trials at Our Practice

Clinical trials are a vital part of advancing modern cancer care. Our practice is deeply committed to providing patients access to the most innovative and promising therapies through high-quality research programs.

Our Leadership in Clinical Research

Professor Adnan Khattak is recognised as one of Australia’s leading medical oncologists, with an extensive international profile in early-phase and late-phase clinical trials.
He has played a major role in bringing world-class research to Australia, including:
The first personalised cancer vaccine trials conducted in Australia
The first TIL (Tumour-Infiltrating Lymphocyte)–based cell therapy trials in Australia for both melanoma and lung cancer
His leadership continues to shape access to newest therapies long before they become available in standard practice.

Our Research Partnerships

Our practice is actively involved in a large number of clinical trials through strong collaborations with:
One Clinical Research (OCR)
Ramsay Clinical Trial Unit
Together, we participate in a broad range of early-phase (Phase I) and late-phase (Phase II–III) studies across multiple tumour types, ensuring patients have access to cutting-edge treatments that may not be available elsewhere.

Why Clinical Trials Matter for Patients

Clinical trials allow patients to benefit from the newest advances in oncology.

Access to Novel Treatments — Often at No Cost

International and national clinical trials often provide promising new treatments free of charge, including advanced immunotherapies, targeted therapies, cell therapies, and personalised vaccines.

Better Monitoring and Comprehensive Care

Patients enrolled in trials receive closer monitoring, regular assessments, and support from a dedicated research team trained in trial-based care.

Contributing to Future Cancer Treatments

By participating in trials, patients help improve outcomes for others — shaping the next generation of cancer therapy worldwide.

Voluntary Participation

Joining a clinical trial is completely voluntary. Patients can withdraw at any time without affecting their standard treatment.

Want to Be Considered for a Clinical Trial?

If you believe a clinical trial may be suitable for you, please ask your general practitioner or treating oncologist to send us a referral.
Our research team will review your medical information and contact you if a relevant study is available.