Nivaan Care Secures $7 Million in Series A Funding Led by Sorin Investments

Nivaan Care Secures  Million in Series A Funding Led by Sorin Investments



Nivaan Care Raises $7 Million for Pain Management Expansion

Nivaan Care Secures $7 Million for Pain Management Enhancement

Nivaan Care, a single-specialty interventional pain management clinic chain, has successfully acquired $7 million in a Series A funding round led by Sorin Investments. This funding round also included contributions from established investors such as W Health Ventures, Endiya Partners, and Rebright Partners.

Previous Funding Round

This Series A funding follows the earlier $4.25 million seed investment, which was obtained in February 2025, primarily spearheaded by Endiya Partners with participation from W Health Ventures.

Utilisation of New Capital

The newly raised funds will be utilised to broaden Nivaan’s clinic network across various cities in India, bolster its clinical and operational infrastructure, and advance its offerings in minimally invasive pain management techniques.

Company Overview

Founded in 2023, Nivaan Care is based in New Delhi and runs single-specialty clinics that concentrate on chronic ailments, including back, knee, and neck pain. Their multidisciplinary care model brings together pain physicians, physiotherapists, and care coordinators to provide comprehensive treatment.

Current Patient Reach

The clinic chain currently caters to patients in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, and surrounding areas such as Jaipur and Lucknow. To date, the clinics have successfully conducted over 40,000 consultations and around 5,000 minimally invasive procedures.

Future Plans

With the recent funding injection, Nivaan aims to expand its physical footprint into new markets, including Bengaluru, improve its operational capabilities, and continue innovating patient-focused pain management solutions designed to meet the specific needs of Indian healthcare.

Evidence-Led Approach

Nivaan Care’s multidisciplinary and evidence-led approach addresses the disparate nature of chronic pain management, providing an alternative to traditional physiotherapy or invasive surgical options by emphasising non-surgical and minimally invasive techniques.


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