Startups now deliver healthcare too
A new crop of healthcare startups in India are changing the way healthcare is delivered, focusing on accessibility and affordability. These startups are venturing into the business of healthcare delivery itself, addressing gaps in quality secondary and tertiary medical care, particularly outside large cities.
Healthcare startups in India are transforming the way medical care is delivered. They are moving beyond discovery platforms and digital layers, and into the business of healthcare delivery itself. Investments in healthcare providers have reached $3.76 billion since 2019. Startups like SuperHealth and Even Healthcare are redesigning healthcare delivery, pricing, and experience. Even Healthcare integrates insurance with care delivery, focusing on continuous preventive care. They operate hospitals and plan to expand to under-served cities. SuperHealth aims to reduce costs without compromising quality by redesigning hospital layouts and optimizing operations. Other startups like Pristyn Care are building and operating their own hospitals, focusing on secondary-care segments. These startups are bringing innovation and accessibility to India's healthcare sector.
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