TLDR:
- Lifetime Health has secured $1.5 million in a seed round of funding led by The Garage Syndicate.
- The company offers digital platform for at-home care with services like nursing care, physiotherapy, medical gadgets, and postoperative care.
Lifetime Health, a digital platform for in-home healthcare, has successfully secured a $1.5 million investment in a seed round led by US venture capital firm The Garage Syndicate. The funding round also saw participation from additional angel investors.
The company, co-founded by Konstantin Riabtsev, Michail Vorobiev, and Nabil Ahmed in 2023, provides a digital platform for hospital-at-home care, offering a range of services such as phlebotomy services, diagnostic tools, medical gadgets, nursing care, physiotherapy, and postoperative care all in one app. The platform aims to provide prompt, high-quality, and cost-effective service from the client’s request to the nurse’s departure and results processing.
Currently operating in Bengaluru with a partner network of 200 local clinics, Lifetime Health plans to connect over 10,000 medical offices across India, including major cities. The company aims to allow residents of Bangalore and its suburbs to order medical services from their homes, with future plans to expand to Mumbai.
The digital platform also focuses on connecting medical professionals with patients, with the goal of having 1,000 doctors registered on the platform, at least 300 of whom would become active users who can plan appointments online, make recommendations, and keep patient histories in digital format.
Lifetime Health’s services include nursing care, physiotherapy, and advanced medical devices for precise health assessments, along with convenient home-based lab testing with results available via smartphone. The company is on a mission to improve healthcare delivery with individualized and convenient care, aiming to revolutionize the healthcare industry one order at a time.
