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FutureCure Health raises ₹104 crore for vertigo care

By Startup Enthusiast · 6 January 2026

What they do

FutureCure Health is a healthcare technology company focused on super-speciality care

It raised ₹104 crore ($11.5 million) led by Carnelian Asset Management LLP

The company plans to expand vertigo diagnosis and treatment globally and into chronic conditions like migraine

FutureCure Health raised ₹104 crore ($11.5 million) in a funding round.
The round was led by Carnelian Asset Management LLP with participation from other marquee investors.
The company will use the funds to expand access to vertigo diagnosis and treatment in India and globally.
It also plans to expand into chronic lifestyle conditions such as migraine and diabetes.
FutureCure Health's subsidiary NeuroEquilibrium is the world's largest chain of vertigo and dizziness clinics.
The company has over 300 clinics in India and 16 other countries.
It has diagnosed and treated over 150,000 patients.

Vertigo and balance disorders affect nearly six crore people in India, many facing delayed or incorrect diagnoses.
The company's approach identifies the root cause of vertigo for targeted treatment, not symptom suppression.
Co-founder Anita Bhandari is a globally recognised expert in vertigo and balance disorders.

FutureCure Health is a healthcare technology company focused on super-speciality care.
Its wholly owned subsidiary NeuroEquilibrium operates the world's largest chain of vertigo and dizziness clinics.
The company integrates advanced diagnostic systems, cloud-based remote platforms, and deep-tech innovation.
It works with hospitals, ENT clinics, and neurology centres.
The company has over 300 clinics in India and 16 other countries.
It has served over 150,000 patients.
The technology enables precision neuro-otology care beyond urban centres.

Product: Super-speciality vertigo clinics and neuro-otology diagnostic and rehabilitation platforms through NeuroEquilibrium
Customers: Patients suffering from dizziness, vertigo, and balance disorders, as well as partner clinics and hospitals
How it makes money: Clinical diagnostic and rehabilitation treatment fees
What sets it apart: Root-cause diagnostic technology isolating inner ear, brain, or balance pathway issues for targeted care