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Bengaluru-based healthtech startup Dozee has raised $8.3 million through a mix of equity and debt, led by Temasek Trust’s C3H and Stockhausen International. The funds will support Dozee’s global expansion and R&D of its contactless, AI-powered patient monitoring system, aiming to improve hospital care across India and international markets.
Theranautilus is transforming science fiction into reality by deploying nanorobots for dental treatments. Their technology enables precise navigation within dental tissues, providing targeted and effective care for common dental issues. With recent funding secured, the startup is poised to advance its clinical development and begin human trials.
In a move to bolster its omnichannel healthcare model, Zeno Health has unveiled a 50-minute medicine delivery service across Mumbai. This initiative integrates the company's extensive retail network and technology-driven logistics to ensure swift delivery of essential medications, addressing urgent healthcare needs and improving patient outcomes.
Ultrahuman’s *Rare* smart ring merges luxury with advanced health tracking, featuring handcrafted gold and platinum designs, sleep monitoring, stress analysis, and dynamic recovery insights for elite users.
Jobizo, an Indian healthcare HR tech startup, has raised $1.4 million in pre-series funding led by Alkemi Growth Capital. This investment will bolster Jobizo's platform, facilitating better connections between healthcare professionals and employers to address staffing challenges in the sector.
Bengaluru-based startup Healthfab has raised $1 million in a pre-Series A round to expand its sustainable menstrual hygiene products. The funding will accelerate innovation and market expansion across Indian metropolitan and Tier II cities.
Nivaan Care raises $4.25 million to expand its multidisciplinary chronic pain management clinics. The funding will support the launch of 10 new centers and the introduction of regenerative medicine treatments.
Banking tech startup Zeta has raised $50 million from Optum, boosting its valuation to $2 billion. The funds will support expansion, profitability goals, and deeper partnerships with major banks.
Babynama, a healthtech startup, secured $700,000 in funding led by Good Capital to enhance pediatric care through AI-driven solutions, expand its doctor network, and introduce new child development programs.
Geri Care Health Services raised $13M led by InvAscent to expand its senior-focused healthcare services across South India. Founded by Dr. Lakshmipathy Ramesh, it specializes in multi-specialty hospitals and elder care.
Healthtech startup Ultrahuman reported ₹620 crore revenue in 2024, a six-fold increase driven by the growing adoption of its metabolic fitness platform and the successful launch of new products.
Pristyn Care’s revenue surged 33% to ₹601 crore in FY24, driven by growth in healthcare services and D2C product sales. Despite steady losses of ₹381 crore, the surgery-focused chain plans to achieve 35% business growth in FY25 and launch an IPO within three years, signaling its ambitious expansion strategy.
Founded in 2017 by Surya Rao, Hyderabad-based Althion develops affordable, innovative medical equipment, including IoT-enabled ultra-pure water systems for dialysis and laboratories. With recent funding of Rs 3.6 crore, Althion plans to scale operations and expand into international markets, exemplifying the impact of technology-driven healthcare solutions.
Bollywood star Ranveer Singh and entrepreneur Nikunj Biyani introduce 'SuperYou,' a protein food brand revolutionizing snacking in India. Featuring the country’s first protein wafer bar, SuperYou offers 10 grams of protein, zero added sugar, and bold flavors. Backed by Think9 Consumer, the brand aims to make health-focused nutrition accessible and enjoyable.
Healthify, a health and fitness platform previously known as HealthifyMe, has secured $20 million in fresh funding as part of a larger $45 million equity round, led by Khosla Ventures and LeapFrog Investments. This new investment will fuel the company’s ambitious expansion into the U.S. market, where Healthify plans to bring its unique blend of AI-driven and human coaching to a broader audience. With a total of $125 million raised to date, Healthify’s latest funding round marks a key milestone in its mission to make personalized health coaching accessible worldwide. Founded by Tushar Vashisht, Sachin Shenoy, and Mathew Cherian, the platform already serves over 40 million users across India and offers corporate wellness solutions through partnerships in diagnostics, insurance, and pharmaceuticals.
Thane-based healthtech startup Watch Your Health has raised $5 million in a Series A funding round led by Cornerstone Ventures and Conquest Global. Founded in 2015 by Ratheesh Nair, Abhitosh Pandey, Jay Patel, and Prachi Shinde, the startup helps insurers and pharmaceutical companies enhance customer engagement using advanced analytics for personalized health recommendations. The funds will be used to scale operations, expand the user base, and enhance technological infrastructure. Watch Your Health aims to introduce electronic behavior records, mental health support, predictive analytics for disease prevention, and chronic disease management. The startup has established partnerships with healthcare providers like Watania Takaful and Shalina Healthcare, competing with HealthifyMe, GOQii, and others.