SynopsisThe second fund has so far incubated two companies: cancer-care platform Everhope Oncology, built in partnership with Narayana Health, and Everbright Health, which partners with mental health practices in the US to launch, manage and scale advanced psychiatric treatments.Healthcare-focused venture capital firm W Health Ventures closed its second fund at Rs 700 crore, exceeding the initial target of Rs 630 crore, as it doubles down on a company-creation model that builds healthcare businesses from the ground up.The fund will seek to build eight to 10 companies over the next four years, managing partner Pankaj Jethwani told ET. “We’ve had a lot of interest and support from family offices of healthcare founders, asNow Playing