Bharat Cancer Hospital Metro Station
भारत कैंसर हॉस्पिटल / ભારત કેન્સર હોસ્પિટલ
Bharat Cancer Hospital station provides direct metro access to the Bharat Cancer Hospital and Research Institute, one of western India's leading cancer treatment centers. This Green Line elevated stop is the penultimate station before the Saroli terminus, connecting patients, families, and staff to the wider transit network.
Adjacent Stations
Area Guide
The Bharat Cancer Hospital and Research Institute is a multi-specialty cancer facility handling thousands of patients from across Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Maharashtra. Saroli Road connects the hospital area to the Saroli village and the proposed bullet train station extension. Kosad, a neighboring settlement, has modest residential development and shops catering to hospital visitors.
Nearby Landmarks
Bharat Cancer Hospital & Research Institute
3-5 min walk
Saroli Road
5-7 min walk
Kosad
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
Parking
Hospital parking lot (large), station has accessible drop-off for patients
Bus & Auto
- City buses on Saroli Road
- Auto-rickshaws to Saroli and Kosad
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I reach Bharat Cancer Hospital by metro?
Take the Green Line to Bharat Cancer Hospital station (#17). A covered walkway connects the station exit directly to the hospital campus gate, making the transfer accessible for patients with mobility needs. The walk takes about 3 minutes from platform to hospital entrance.
Is the station accessible for patients in wheelchairs?
Yes. The station has lifts, ramps, tactile paths, and a level walkway to the hospital entrance. Platform screen doors and priority seating on trains support passengers with reduced mobility. Divyang passengers receive a 50% fare concession.
What other facilities are near this station?
Beyond the hospital, Kosad has pharmacies, diagnostic labs, and guest houses catering to families of patients staying for treatment. Saroli village, one stop further east, has affordable accommodation options and is the proposed connection point for the bullet train.