Pristyn Care’s model for success
Pristyn Care’s OYO-like business model and impeccable service have attracted both investors and patients alike. But the model and the promise will be tested as the number of surgeries increase.
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Watch: India’s startup stars
In this new episode of our fortnightly show, Biz Buzz, we bring you up close to two of our country’s finest startups, Pristyn Care and Meesho.
This startup uses A.I. to detect breast cancer early
Niramai, a Bengaluru-based startup founded by Geetha Manjunath, a healthcare industry veteran, has developed a technology that can help detect cancer using thermal analytics and A.I.
Pristyn Care raises $53 mn at a valuation of $550 mn
The Gurugram-based healthcare startup plans to utilise the funds to expand its surgery offerings across more cities. It also wants to use the money to invest in the latest medical technologies.
A startup’s tech innovation for Apollo Hospitals
A six-year-old Mumbai company helps the hospital giant set up a 3D-printing lab in Hyderabad to give services by creating anatomical models for pre-surgical planning, customised implants, etc.
Renovating the Concept of Hospital Ecosystems
Gifted with exceptional entrepreneurial skills, along with over 20 years of experience, Dr. Peddireddy Sridhar is changing India’s health systems.
Wockhardt to supply Covid-19 vaccine in the UK
The company's chairman, Habil Khorakiwala, says its U.K.-based facility will package the product before deployment.
Covid-19: VC-backed healthtech deal values soar
Venture capital investment in healthtech hits $8.2 billion in the first quarter of 2020, the highest quarterly total on record, says Preqin; large deals continue to be made.
Health tech startup HealthSignz raises $5 mln
The artificial intelligence-driven healthcare platform founded in 2014 is the latest healthcare startup to raise funding after Cure.fit and HealthPlix.
Fintech, healthcare startups most sought after
A Nasscom report says that India added nearly 1000 technology startups in 2017. Fintech had the most number of startup and also received the most by way of funding. Healthcare was next in the pecking order.
