Bengaluru, November 4, 2025: Addressing the alarming increase in cancer cases nationwide, the SPARSH Group of Hospitals has proudly inaugurated the SPARSH Institute of Cancer Care at its 300-bed quaternary care facility on Hennur Road, Bengaluru.
This launch marks a significant new chapter for SPARSH, blending advanced medical technology with multidisciplinary expertise and compassionate care. The Institute reaffirms SPARSH’s commitment to “Empowering Cancer Care with Advanced Technology and Expertise in Every Aspect,” making integrated oncology care more accessible across Southern India.
The Institute was formally inaugurated by prominent figures from the Kannada Film Industry: Karunada Chakravarthi Dr. Shiva Rajkumar and Mohaka Tare Ms. Prema. They were joined by esteemed patrons, including Justice Shivaraj V. Patil, Former Judge, Supreme Court of India, and Dr. Shekar Patil, Director – Oncology Services, SPARSH Hospitals. The event celebrated SPARSH’s formal entry into advanced, integrated oncology, establishing a new pillar of excellence in its growing network of super-specialties.
Comprehensive Oncology Services: A One-Stop Destination
The SPARSH Institute of Cancer Care provides a complete continuum of services, ensuring holistic diagnosis, treatment, and recovery:
Medical, Surgical, and Radiation Oncology
Haematology & Haemato-Oncology (Adult & Paediatric)
Nuclear Medicine
Palliative & Supportive Care
The Institute is equipped with cutting-edge infrastructure to support clinical excellence, including:
High-end PET-CT & MRI scanners
Modular Oncology Operation Theatres
Linear Accelerator for Precision Radiation Therapy
Dedicated BMT Suites with HEPA-filtered rooms
Additionally, SPARSH features a Chemotherapy Day Care Unit, Onco-Pathology & Molecular Testing, a Comprehensive Clinical Laboratory, and a Central Venous Catheter (CVC) Clinic for specialized, real-time monitoring.
SPARSH leadership stressed the critical need for greater public awareness and regular cancer screening—especially for the rapidly rising cases of breast, cervical, prostate, and colorectal cancers in India. Through city-wide awareness drives, free screening camps, and survivor support initiatives, the hospital aims to create an ecosystem where technology, talent, and trust converge to deliver holistic healing and restore hope.
