Kerala-based healthtech startup Preventify has raised ₹2 crore in a fresh funding round to accelerate growth of its AI-powered chronic care platform. The funds will support expansion of its digital tools for diabetes, hypertension, and other long-term conditions, focusing on remote monitoring, personalized care plans, and better patient engagement across Kerala and beyond.
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Preventify’s platform combines remote patient monitoring, AI-driven risk prediction, and teleconsultation to help manage chronic diseases more effectively. The ₹2 crore infusion led by angel investors and family offices will fuel product enhancements, team growth, and partnerships with hospitals and clinics. With rising chronic disease burden in India, Preventify aims to reduce hospital readmissions, improve adherence, and deliver cost-effective, continuous care through its user-friendly app and connected devices.
MrMed, a Chennai-headquartered direct-to-patient platform specializing in critical care and super-specialty medicines, has announced a strategic expansion phase to bolster its physical footprint and broaden its role in India’s healthcare ecosystem. The company, which partners with authorized distributors of leading Indian and global pharmaceutical firms including Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, Cipla, Dr Reddy’s, and Mankind has long focused on ensuring timely access to approved, high-cost therapies across the country.
Recent developments include the opening of on-ground operations in Guwahati, expanding its presence beyond Chennai, Delhi, and Bengaluru. This addition targets improved last-mile access in the Northeast, where logistics for temperature-sensitive and life-saving drugs can be particularly challenging. Complementing this is the launch of a dedicated offline cold-chain storage facility in Bengaluru, designed to accelerate fulfilment times and enhance reliability for patients in Karnataka and across South India. Chennai continues to serve as the central operations and pharmacy hub, while MrMed advances plans to establish physical infrastructure in additional cities nationwide.
Beyond logistics, MrMed is stepping into allied super-specialty healthcare services to support patients more holistically. The initial focus is on home-based cancer care, introducing nurse-led infusions along with pre- and post-chemotherapy support. These services aim to minimize repeated hospital visits for patients on prolonged treatment cycles, reduce the burden on families, and promote better continuity of care particularly valuable for oncology patients requiring consistent monitoring and administration.
The expansion reflects MrMed’s response to key pain points in specialty medicine delivery: delays in fulfilment, cold-chain integrity risks, and the inconvenience of frequent hospital trips for supportive care. By combining robust distribution with select direct-care offerings, the platform seeks to deliver greater convenience, affordability, and outcomes for patients facing critical illnesses.
This growth phase positions MrMed as an evolving player in India’s digital health landscape, bridging online pharmacy strengths with on-ground service delivery to address gaps in access for super-specialty treatments.
“We’re building the future of chronic care proactive, personalized, and accessible. This funding accelerates our mission to keep millions healthier at home.”
By
HB Team
