Healthtech Startup Eka Care Raises $15 Million In Funding

Healthtech Startup Eka Care Funding
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Eka Care, a Bengaluru-based connected healthtech platform, has raised $15 million in Series A funding led by Hummingbird Ventures.

The funding round also saw participation from 3one4 Capital, Mirae Assets, Verlinvest, Aditya Birla Ventures, Binny Bansal, Rohit MA, and other investors. 

As per the startup, the raised funds will be used for product development, hiring, educating consumers on the benefits of maintaining a health profile and helping doctors move to digital practice. 

Eka Care | Connected Healthtech Platform

Founded by Vikalp Sahni and Deepak Tuli in December 2020, Eka Care offers a digitally enabled and connected healthcare ecosystem for better health outcomes.

Speaking on the development, Vikalp Sahni, Founder and CEO of Eka Care, said,

“Our vision is to build a technology backbone to create and manage a health profile for every Indian. The trust of marquee investors in our vision has elevated our confidence. We are super excited to continue reforming the way healthcare is delivered in India by building tools for healthcare providers and users.”

Eka Care Co-founders
Eka Care Co-founders: Vikalp Sahni (left) and Deepak Tuli (right)

The Bengaluru-based connected healthtech platform is helping Indians build their health profile for better health outcomes and savings in healthcare spending. For doctors, Eka Care has built an advanced digital clinic management tool. 

Commenting on the development, Ashish Dave, CEO, Mirae Asset Venture Investments (India), said,

“Eka Care’s proprietary tech stack, which has its own medical knowledge graph, will enable patients to create digital health records from any physical or online source and enable them to access an array of digital health services leveraging the Unified Health Interface under.” 

Currently, India is among the fastest-growing destinations for healthtech investments. As per a report, healthtech investments by VCs in India have surged ten times over the last five years ($190 million in 2016).

In 2022, several healthtech startups, including Mumbai-based telehealth platform Truemeds, Gurugram-based Curelink, and Bengaluru-based Dozeehad raised funds.

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