The centre’s first anniversary celebration drew diplomatic representatives from nations including Niger, Tanzania, Chad, and Nicaragua, signaling a growing international interest in its integrated care model. The facility combines breast and gynaecological oncology with reconstruction, medical precision, and rehabilitation. Clinical capabilities currently include AI-enabled imaging, next-generation sequencing, and robotic surgery, all managed by an AI-driven navigator designed to streamline the patient experience.

Beyond technical procedures, the institution has prioritized long-term survivorship through the launch of a LE&RN-accredited lymphedema clinic and personalized health assessments. Preetha Reddy, Executive Vice Chairperson of Apollo Hospitals, noted that the facility’s "Gender Intelligent Care" approach was born from the necessity of treating the patient’s life, family, and sense of self alongside the disease. The model integrates fertility services, nutritional support, and emotional care, aiming to support patients from initial prevention through life after cancer.