Sorin Investments has led a $7 million Series A financing round in Nivaan Care, backing the India-focused healthcare company as it scales a specialized, doctor-led platform to improve access to chronic pain treatment. Additional investors in this round include W Health Ventures, Endiya Partners, and Rebright Partners.
The investment positions Nivaan Care to expand its footprint nationally and build, as Sorin described, a category-defining model for structured chronic pain management in a market with significant unmet need.
Chronic pain affects an estimated 270 million people in India, yet treatment remains fragmented and difficult to access for many patients, particularly when it requires coordinated care across multiple modalities. Sorin said the company is addressing that gap by building an integrated care model that brings interventional pain management, physiotherapy, and coordinated patient support together under one platform, creating a more standardized pathway for diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.
Unlike generalist care settings, where chronic pain can be inconsistently treated, Nivaan Care’s approach is built around specialized clinicians and an outcomes-driven framework that delivers measurable improvement for patients. Sorin highlighted the company’s clinical depth and focus on consistent quality as key factors behind the investment, citing the team’s ability to build and scale a specialized healthcare service without sacrificing standardization.
Sorin also emphasized the operational challenges and opportunities in scaling specialty care in India, where access to structured programs can be limited, even in major urban markets. By centralizing care delivery, coordinating patient journeys, and combining multiple treatment disciplines, the Nivaan platform aims to make specialist pain management more accessible and repeatable as the company grows.
With the new capital, Nivaan Care is expected to accelerate expansion across India, adding new locations and deepening its platform capabilities as it works to improve access to high-quality pain care. Sorin said it is partnering with Nivaan leadership, including Nivesh Khandelwal and Vishwas Singh, as the company broadens its reach and builds out its integrated model.
The round underscores rising investor interest in India’s healthtech sector, particularly platforms focused on specialty services that can deliver consistent outcomes while scaling access in large, underserved categories.
