Everhope Oncology launches cancer daycare centre in Gurugram

Everhope Oncology, a cancer care platform backed by Narayana Health, W Health Ventures, and 2070 Health, announced the launch of its first 15-bed dedicated cancer daycare centre in Sector 65, Gurugram. Situated strategically on Golf Course Extension Road, aims to offer cancer care delivery in a seamless and personalised manner. Everhope provides clinical assistance in a non-hospital, healing-led environment. 

Cancer care is evolving — globally and in India. While earlier, treatments required long hospital stays and multiple visits to distant tertiary centres, the daycare model is now considered the gold standard in high-income countries. Over 60 per cent of chemotherapy and immunotherapy sessions worldwide are delivered via daycare — enabling patients to recover at home, maintain routine, and reduce exposure to hospital-borne infections.

India, however, faces a growing cancer burden — with 8 million+ active cases, and 1 in 9 Indians projected to develop cancer in their lifetime. Coupled with a doctor-patient ratio of 1 oncologist for every 2,000 patients, delays in diagnosis and treatment are common. Everhope bridges this critical gap by bringing precision oncology closer to the patient, while reducing logistical stress and psychological barriers.

With a high-powered Tumour Board, protocol adherence, and patient tracking systems, the centre aims to ensure that every treatment is tailored, evidence-backed, and emotionally intelligent. 

Everhope Oncology raised $10 million in seed funding, making it one of the largest early-stage investments in Indian healthcare in recent years. The joint venture brings together clinical excellence from Narayana Health, venture innovation from W Health, and GTM and Technology capabilities from 2070 Health. After the launch of the Gurugram centre, Everhope plans to open additional centres across NCR, including South Delhi and Noida, in the coming months. The brand is also finalising locations in Mumbai and Bangalore, with a 10-city expansion roadmap planned over the next three years.