Flagship Vertical

Oncology Solutions

Comprehensive cancer care infrastructure reducing medical travel by 30%+

Overview

CARE9’s Oncology Solutions represent our flagship vertical, delivering comprehensive cancer care infrastructure through the Indo-African Oncology Institute (IAOI) framework—250-bed tertiary oncology hospitals equipped with Linear Accelerators, PET-CT, molecular diagnostics, and tele-oncology platforms.

Indo-African Oncology Institute (IAOI) Framework

Infrastructure Components

Radiation Oncology

  • Linear Accelerators (LINACs) with IMRT/VMAT capabilities
  • Brachytherapy units
  • Radiopharmacy facilities
  • Treatment planning systems

Medical Oncology

  • Chemotherapy day-care centers (50+ chairs)
  • Oncology ICUs
  • Bone marrow transplant units
  • Palliative care wards

Surgical Oncology

  • Dedicated oncology operation theaters
  • Minimally invasive surgery capabilities
  • Reconstructive surgery units
  • 24/7 emergency oncology services

Diagnostic & Laboratory

  • PET-CT and advanced imaging
  • Molecular oncology labs
  • NGS (Next Generation Sequencing)
  • Liquid biopsy capabilities
  • Immunohistochemistry

Digital Integration

Tele-Oncology Platform

  • Remote tumor board consultations
  • Second opinion services
  • International expert collaboration
  • Patient follow-up and monitoring

Cancer Registry

  • National cancer data collection
  • Epidemiological research
  • Treatment outcome tracking
  • Policy planning support

Mobile Screening Units

  • Community-based early detection
  • Rural outreach programs
  • Breast and cervical cancer screening
  • Health education campaigns

Impact Metrics (Projected per Institute)

  • 100,000+ Patients screened annually
  • 10,000+ New cancer cases treated per year
  • 30-40% Reduction in outbound medical travel
  • 1000+ Direct jobs created
  • 500+ Healthcare workers trained
  • National Cancer registry establishment

Service Offerings

Clinical Services

  • Multi-disciplinary tumor boards
  • Precision oncology and genomic testing
  • Clinical trial participation
  • Survivorship programs
  • Psycho-oncology support

Training & Capacity Building

  • Oncology fellowship programs
  • Nursing specialization in cancer care
  • Radiotherapy technician certification
  • Research methodology training

Research & Innovation

  • Translational cancer research
  • Real-world evidence generation
  • Health economics studies
  • Quality of life assessments

Financial Model

PPP/BOOT Structure

  • Total Investment: $80-120M per 250-bed facility
  • Implementation Timeline: 24-30 months
  • Operational Phase: 20-30 years
  • Transfer: To government post-concession

Capital Stack

  • DFI debt (50-60%)
  • Export credit agency finance (20-30%)
  • Sponsor equity (15-20%)
  • Government contribution (land, licensing)

Revenue Streams

  • Government long-term agreements
  • National health insurance schemes
  • Corporate partnerships
  • International patient services
  • Training and certification programs

Regional Expansion Plan

Phase 1: Flagship Institutes (2024-2026)

  • Ghana (Accra): $100M flagship IAOI
  • Zimbabwe (Harare): 250-bed facility
  • Nigeria (Lagos): 300-bed comprehensive center

Phase 2: Hub Expansion (2026-2028)

  • Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, Kenya
  • Brazil (São Paulo), Colombia (Bogotá)
  • Eastern Europe expansion

Target by 2028

  • 1000+ Oncology beds operational
  • 6+ Countries with IAOI facilities
  • 500,000+ Patients served
  • 30% Reduction in medical travel across regions

Quality & Accreditation

  • JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation pathway
  • IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) certification
  • CAP (College of American Pathologists) lab accreditation
  • ASCO (American Society of Clinical Oncology) guidelines compliance

Partnerships

  • International cancer centers for knowledge transfer
  • Pharmaceutical companies for clinical trials
  • Medical equipment manufacturers
  • Global oncology societies
  • Patient advocacy organizations