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Exclusive: Why Pristyn Care exited Bangladesh
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5m ago
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Indian healthcare startup Pristyn Care has withdrawn from Bangladesh less than a year after expanding there due to strategic challenges and political instability sparked by civil unrest. Originally planning a significant investment, the venture faced lower-than-expected sales and safety concerns for expatriate employees. Despite its exit, Pristyn Care maintains confidence in Bangladesh's market potential. The company continues to expand in India, focusing on its asset-light model and increasing its presence with new hospital facilities.
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Healthtech startup Pristyn Care enters Bangladesh; to invest Rs 100Cr in expansion
IndianStartupNews
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2y ago
Medial
Indian healthtech startup Pristyn Care has expanded its operations into Bangladesh. The company specializes in providing surgical and medical care, and its entry into the Bangladeshi market marks its first international expansion. Pristyn Care aims to leverage its expertise and technology-driven approach to offer high-quality healthcare services and surgical treatments in Bangladesh's growing healthcare sector.
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Pristyn Care Lays Off 120 Employees, Eyes Profitability By FY25
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Healthcare startup Pristyn Care is undergoing a restructuring exercise, resulting in around 120 job cuts. The move is part of the company's efforts to achieve profitability by FY2024-25 and prepare for an initial public offering in 2027. The affected employees will receive severance packages and extended medical insurance coverage. Pristyn Care has also exited six cities and discontinued operations in three categories that showed limited traction. The company aims to streamline operations and enhance its efficiency and patient care services. Pristyn Care offers secondary care surgeries through a network of clinics, hospitals, and specialized surgeons across 30 Indian cities.
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Exclusive: Pristyn Care raises $4 Mn to scale in-house hospitals, preps for larger round
Entrackr
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16d ago
Medial
Pristyn Care, a surgery-focused hospital chain, has raised $4 million as part of a larger funding round to support its expansion of owned hospitals, according to company sources and internal documents seen by Entrackr. Entrackr has also gone through its regulatory filing, where the company board has passed a resolution to approve the issue of 34,280 Series E1 CCPS at an issue price of 10,038.16 each to raise the aforementioned sum. Existing investors Peak XV Partners and Hummingbird Ventures are investing in this fresh investment. The company was reportedly in talks to raise $100 million from new and existing investors. Pristyn Care has completed this infusion at an effective share price of Rs 10,038, the same as the last round, indicating the valuation remains unchanged. Pristyn Care has also increased its authorised capital to facilitate future fundraises and strengthen its financial foundation for continued growth. In the last four months, the company has opened eight owned hospitals. Pristyn now operates roughly 200,000 sq ft with about 450 beds. According to the company, more than 10 additional hospitals are slated to launch in the coming months, and the footprint is expected to double by December 2025. According to startup data intelligence platform TheKredible, Pristyn Care has raised approximately $180 million to date from investors including Peak XV Partners, Tiger Global, Epiq Capital, and others. In the fiscal year ended March 2024, the firm recorded over 30% growth in operating revenue to Rs 600 crore, while its losses remained steady at Rs 381 crore during the same period.
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Lybrate founders move US court for arbitration against Pristyn Care
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
The founders of Lybrate Inc. have initiated arbitration proceedings against healthcare startup Pristyn Care, accusing it of failing to fully pay for the acquisition of their company. They plan to seek over $13 million in damages in the arbitration. Pristyn Care, which acquired Lybrate last year, allegedly paid only $1.5 million out of the agreed $8 million in the first tranche, leaving a balance payment of $3.5 million. Pristyn Care denies owing any payments to the Lybrate founders.
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We Empower Tier II, III Hospitals With Resource Optimisation & Standardisation Across 30+ Cities: Pristyn Care’s Dr Vaibhav Kapoor
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Pristyn Care is a healthtech startup that aims to standardize surgeries and treatments in small and midsized hospitals, enabling them to provide the same quality of care as corporate hospital chains. By partnering with hospitals and clinics in various cities, Pristyn Care optimizes resources and ensures affordable patient care. The startup addresses the issue of low patient footfall and occupancy rates in smaller healthcare facilities in Tier II and III cities by connecting them with specialist doctors and providing access to high-end equipment. Pristyn Care also offers training programs for healthcare professionals to improve care quality and implements technology infrastructure for scalability and patient privacy.
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Pristyn Care auditor flags healthcare startup’s processes, internal controls
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
The auditor of Indian healthtech startup Pristyn Care, BSR & Co, has raised concerns about the company's processes that could lead to misstated revenue and lack of control over pricing and vendor selection. The auditor's note mentioned that Pristyn Care did not have internal controls to accurately determine prices and questioned the genuineness of agreements with doctors. However, the auditor stated that the financial statements present a "true and fair view" of the company's state, except for the material weaknesses highlighted. Pristyn Care has rejected the allegations and stated that its audit report is clean.
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Pristyn Care opens its first super-speciality hospital in South Delhi
Entrackr
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5m ago
Medial
Pristyn Care opens its first super-speciality hospital in South Delhi Surgery-focused healthcare institution Pristyn Care has opened its first super-specialty hospital in South Delhi. With this, the Gurugram-based firm is expanding its infrastructure and deepening its commitment to advanced patient care. According to the company, the new hospital has four modular operating theaters with advanced technology, including a Level 3 NICU for newborn care. With the expansion, Pristyn Care is equipped to handle cosmetology and dermatology, offering a high-end setup for procedures such as anti-aging treatments, fat loss therapies, and CoolSculpting, along with a comprehensive range of laser treatments. In the last five years, Pristyn Care has conducted 300,000 surgeries. It now handles over 3 million patient interactions yearly, with 100,000 surgery registrations each month. Pristyn Care aims to establish 50 hospitals across 25 cities within the next three years, with plans to open 15 new hospitals in the coming year. The expansion will focus on key cities such as Delhi NCR, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Patna, Coimbatore, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Ahmedabad, and Kochi. Additionally, three new hospitals are set to be launched within the next four months. To support the growth, Pristyn Care aims to employ more than 3,500 healthcare professionals and 750 surgeons in the facilities. For the fiscal year ending in March 2024 (FY24), Pristyn Care’s operating revenue grew by 32.7% to Rs 601 crore from Rs 453 crore in FY23. In FY25, the company claims to have reduced its EBITDA burn by 60% year-over-year. In December 2021, the company secured $96 million from Peak XV Partners and Tiger Global to attain unicorn status.
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Pristyn Care scales to 8 hospitals in 4 months
Entrackr
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1m ago
Medial
Pristyn Care has ramped up its hospital expansion strategy with the launch of three new digitally integrated hospitals in Gurgaon, Hyderabad, and Kochi, bringing its total number of owned facilities to eight, just four months after opening its first. This move also marks the startup’s entry into South India. Pristyn Care now operates a clinical footprint of 200,000 sq ft, comprising 400 beds, more than 20 modular operating theatres, over 50 ICU beds, and a team of over 550 medical professionals. The latest launch follows the company’s earlier announcement in February 2025, when it unveiled its first five hospitals within a span of just 75 days. That rapid rollout, focused around Delhi-NCR, was a significant pivot from Pristyn’s earlier asset-light model of partnering with hospitals to offering in-house surgical care. Now, with the addition of 90,000 sq ft across three cities, Pristyn is doubling down on its promise of accessible, seamless healthcare. Each new facility is being integrated with the company’s proprietary digital platform, which includes real-time clinical alerts, EMRs, express discharge tooling, and one-tap insurance approvals. “We are not starting from scratch; the technology is built and live. Our next task is to stitch it into each new hospital so patients experience shorter waits, clearer communication, and truly joined-up care," said Dr. Vaibhav Kapoor, Co-founder of Pristyn Care. Pristyn Care’s new hospitals bring tailored services to each city, Gurgaon boosts neonatal and women’s health; Hyderabad offers 24x7 trauma care and tech-led joint replacements; and Kochi adds emergency care with a riverside rehab wing for Kerala patients. Notably, Pristyn Care’s first hospital in Delhi hit double-digit profitability within eight weeks. With the strong performance metrics, the company is now targeting 50 hospitals by FY28, with upcoming launches in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Pune.
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Pristyn Care Cofounder Harsimarbir Singh On Staying Ahead Of The Tech Curve In Healthcare
Inc42
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1y ago
Medial
Pristyn Care, an Indian healthcare startup, has embraced advanced technologies such as AI and ML to improve patient experiences. The company uses an AI-powered medical trainer called MIRA.AI to provide engaging training modules to its care coordinators. By adopting AI and ML-enabled diagnosis, electronic medical record systems, and other tech advancements, Pristyn Care aims to democratize surgical healthcare in India. The Indian healthtech market is projected to reach $37 billion by 2030, with the rise of AI promising to reduce errors and automate tasks, ultimately benefiting patients and healthcare staff.
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Pristyn Care in talks to raise up to $100 million in a new funding round
Livemint
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7m ago
Medial
Pristyn Care, backed by Peak XV Partners, is in early discussions to raise up to $100 million for expansion. The health-tech firm, aiming for a public offering in three years, plans to use the funds for growth, tapping global investors and high-net-worth individuals. Earlier, the company joined the unicorn club with a $1.4 billion valuation. Despite recent layoffs and legal challenges, Pristyn Care seeks to capitalize on increasing healthcare sector investments in India.
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