Shree Jagannath Charitable Cancer Hospital (SJCCH) was founded on October 10, 2007, with the noble aim of providing accessible, affordable, and world-class cancer care to individuals, particularly those from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. The hospital was established by the Cancer Charitable Society, a non-profit organization, in response to the growing need for quality cancer treatment in the Delhi-NCR region and Western Uttar Pradesh.
Before the hospital’s inception, cancer patients in these regions often faced significant barriers to treatment, including high medical costs, lack of awareness, and limited access to modern healthcare facilities. Recognizing the challenges faced by such patients, SJCCH set out to fill this
gap by offering state-of-the-art medical care at a fraction of the cost typically charged by private hospitals. The founders were driven by a commitment to ensuring that cancer treatment would be within reach for individuals from all walks of life, particularly those who could not afford expensive medical services.
Since its opening, SJCCH has grown steadily, becoming one of the most trusted names in cancer care within the region. Over the years, the hospital has expanded its services to include a wide range of treatments such as radiotherapy, chemotherapy, Cytotron therapy, and comprehensive diagnostic services. With a dedicated team of oncologists, nurses, and support staff, SJCCH has continuously strived to offer personalized care with compassion and integrity.
Throughout its history, the hospital has remained true to its core mission: providing affordable cancer treatment without compromising on quality. With a focus on patient welfare, the hospital has earned the trust of thousands of patients and their families. Over the years, SJCCH has also strengthened its outreach programs, raising awareness about cancer prevention and early detection through community initiatives and educational campaigns.
Today, more than a decade after its establishment, Shree Jagannath Charitable Cancer Hospital continues to be a symbol of hope and healing for cancer patients in the region, offering not only medical treatment but also emotional and psychological support to those battling this life-threatening disease.