Archive · 4 Sep 2026
Gemcare Launches Dedicated Cancer Centre in Hyderabad for Coordinated Care
Gemcare Poulomi Hospitals has opened a new cancer centre in Hyderabad.
The centre helps people receive different kinds of cancer care in one place.
This includes finding cancer, planning treatment, providing therapies and checking patients later.
A team of doctors from different specialties will discuss each case together.
This is called a multidisciplinary tumour board.
The hospital says this could make care more coordinated for patients.
Doctors also said technology and trained professionals will help create personalised treatments.
The centre plans to hold cancer awareness and screening camps in rural areas.
Gemcare Poulomi Hospitals launched the Gemcare Cancer Centre in Hyderabad on Thursday.
The facility brings cancer diagnosis, treatment planning, therapies and follow-up services under one roof.
Gemcare says a single medical team will coordinate care and reduce patients’ need to visit multiple departments.
Each cancer case will be reviewed by a multidisciplinary tumour board comprising specialists from different fields.
The centre plans advanced therapies, personalised treatment, long-term follow-up and rural awareness and screening camps.
- Who
- Gemcare Poulomi Hospitals, including Gemcare Group Director Dr Srinivasa Kumar Ravipati, COO Srikanth Namburi and CMO D Dinesh.
- What
- The launch of the Gemcare Cancer Centre, a dedicated facility for coordinated cancer diagnosis, treatment and follow-up.
- When
- Thursday; the articles do not specify the date.
- Where
- Hyderabad.
- Why
- To provide comprehensive cancer care under one roof, support coordinated treatment and promote early detection.
- Facility
- Gemcare Cancer Centre
- Operator
- Gemcare Poulomi Hospitals
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Services
- Cancer diagnosis, treatment planning, therapies and follow-up services
- Care model
- Multidisciplinary tumour-board review and coordinated care through a single medical team
- Additional focus
- Advanced therapies, personalised treatment, long-term follow-up, and rural awareness and screening camps