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Health startup Newmi Care raises $1.5 million from Sprout Venture Partners, others

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 10m ago
Health startup Newmi Care raises $1.5 million from Sprout Venture Partners, others
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Women's health and wellness startup Newmi Care has secured $1.5 million in seed funding led by Sprout Venture Partners. The funding round also saw participation from LetsVenture, Sarcha Advisors, Key Ventures Forum, and other angel investors. Newmi Care plans to use the funds to establish women's clinics in northern and western India, enhance its technology, drive product innovation, and expand its team. The startup offers a comprehensive platform for women's healthcare, covering consultations, diagnostics, procedures, medications, and health tracking. It aims to simplify outpatient care for women in India and has already served over 60,000 women across various cities.

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Lifetime Health raises $1.5 Mn in seed round

EntrackrEntrackr · 12m ago
Lifetime Health raises $1.5 Mn in seed round
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Lifetime Health, a digital platform for at-home care, has secured $1.5 million in a seed round led by US-based venture capital firm The Garage Syndicate along with participation from other angel investors. The company had previously raised $900,000 in its last round from an existing investor. The fresh proceeds will be deployed towards further development, Lifetime Health said in a press release. Co-founded in 2023 by Konstantin Riabtsev, Michail Vorobiev and Nabil Ahmed, Lifetime Health is a digital platform for hospital-at-home care providing phlebotomy services, diagnostic tools, medical devices, nursing care, physiotherapy, and postoperative care all in one app. Its automated platform ensures fast, high-quality, and affordable service, from the client’s order to the nurse’s departure and results processing. Lifetime Health is currently operating in Bengaluru and its partner network includes 200 local clinics. It aims to reach major Indian cities and connect over 10,000 medical offices nationwide. intends to enable medical service orders at home for residents across Bangalore and its suburbs, and expand to Mumbai. The platform expects to have 1,000 doctors registered on the platform, with at least 300 of them becoming active users who can schedule appointments online, make appointments and recommendations, and maintain patient histories in digital format. The other startups in this space are Caresathome, CASAMED, Muse Diagnostic, Care24-India, and others.

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