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Medical tourism company Global Care raises $3 Mn

EntrackrEntrackr · 1y ago
Medical tourism company Global Care raises $3 Mn
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Non-hospital medical tourism company Global Care has raised $3 million in Series A funding round led by 35North India Discovery Fund – II. The funds will be used to build clinical excellence through strategic consulting and facilitating convenient access to patient care, Global Care said in a press release. Launched in 2016 by Rajeev Taneja, Global Care offers cutting-edge medical care across specialties in India, Turkey, Dubai, Egypt, Germany, and Thailand. It aims to bridge healthcare divides worldwide. The company intends to expand healthcare services internationally and create a global ecosystem of clinical services as healthcare consultants covering aspects like building clinical corridors while supporting patients who cannot be treated in their home country. According to Global Care, it will focus on Eastern Africa, Francophone Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, SAARC nations, South-East Asia, as well as the Middle East, and North Africa for its expansion. India Discovery Fund – II has backed companies like SpeedLabs (Teevra Edutech), Nukleus Office Solutions, Cloud Tailor, Stupa Analytics, Big Bang Boom Solutions, Aatwri Aerospace and Defence, HomePecked, and Beshak.

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The Medical Travel Company, founded by Dineout alumni Ankit Mehrotra and Sahil Jain, has raised $4.5 million in a seed round led by Nexus Venture Partners. The round also saw participation from Kriscore Capital and international cricketers Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer, and KL Rahul through their athlete-led investment group 4CAST. Angel investors including Sriharsha Majety, Abhishek Goyal, Dr. Ritesh Malik, Manish Vij, Arjun Vaidya, 1947 Rise Fund, and Peercheque also participated. The proceeds will be used to scale operations in India and the UK, expand digital patient management, and strengthen clinical partnerships. It plans to expand to other regions, including the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe, over the next three to four years. The Medical Travel Company offers UK medical oversight, clinical care in accredited hospitals, post-surgery insurance valid in the UK, and end-to-end support including travel, rehab, and concierge services. The platform provides UK patients with access to high-quality treatment in India at affordable costs. Patients benefit from easy, fully managed journeys that ensure continuity of care and peace of mind. The Medical Travel Company combines technology, patient-centric service, and global healthcare expertise to create a trusted medical tourism platform. By providing transparent pricing, reliable aftercare, and doctor oversight, it aims to transform cross-border healthcare access.

Lifetime Health raises $1.5 Mn in seed round

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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.

TVM Capital raises $250 mn for Saudi-focused healthcare fund

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TVM Capital raises $250 mn for Saudi-focused healthcare fund
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Healthcare private equity firm TVM Capital Healthcare has raised approximately $250 million for its Afiyah Fund, which focuses on investing in Saudi Arabia's healthcare sector. The fund attracted investments from Saudi Arabian, Gulf Cooperation Council, and European investors, with Jada, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund's (PIF) fund of funds company, leading the group. TVM Capital expects to mobilize a total of $400 million to $500 million for investments in Saudi Arabian and international companies with expansion projects in the kingdom. The fund's initial investments include Baraya Extended Care, a post-acute care and rehabilitation clinics chain in Riyadh, and DEBx Medical, an Amsterdam-based wound care company entering the Saudi market.

RapidClaims raises $11 Mn led by Accel

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RapidClaims raises $11 Mn led by Accel
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RapidClaims, a brand that helps hospitals and doctors get paid faster, has raised $11 million to grow its business. The funding includes $8 million in a new round led by Accel and $3 million from earlier investors like Together Fund and top names in healthcare. The proceeds will be used to hire more people and make its product better. RapidClaims uses artificial intelligence (AI) to prevent billing mistakes that often lead to payment delays. Its tools help medical staff code procedures correctly, fix missing information, and catch errors before sending bills to insurance companies. This helps hospitals avoid claim denials and save money, cutting costs by up to 70%. The platform already works across 25 medical specialties and connects easily with over 15 hospital record systems. According to the company, it’s quick to set up, with most hospitals starting in just a few weeks. Unlike older systems that need lots of data, RapidClaims can customize quickly using just a few examples.

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