Launch · Healthcare & Life Sciences
Health Care At Home plans to expand across India in two years
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Health Care at Home
- What it does
- home healthcare services
- Kind
- Launch
What they do
Health Care At Home provides 24/7 home healthcare services including X-ray, ECG, and patient care in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bangalore
What happened
The company aims to expand to all of India within two years and has partnerships with hospitals like Manipal Hospitals and Fortis
Why it matters
It faces competition from Portea Medical, which has a larger network of in-home visits and its own tech platform
The details
- Health Care At Home Pvt Ltd (HCAH) is a home healthcare startup that provides 24/7 services including X-ray, ECG, and patient care at home.
- The company operates in 11 cities, including Delhi NCR, Bangalore, and Mumbai, and serves 30,000 patients.
- HCAH plans to expand to all of India within two years, using technology to connect patients with care providers and hospitals.
- It has partnerships with hospital chains such as Manipal Hospitals, Fortis, and Nova Hospitals to continue patient treatment at home.
- The company is a joint venture between the Burman family (promoters of Dabur Ltd), Gareth Jones, and Charles Walsh, founders of the UK-based Health Care At Home.
The bigger picture
- HCAH uses technology like GPS tracking and mobile apps to enhance its services and connect with hospitals.
- The company faces competition from Portea Medical, which has a larger network and its own tech platform.
About the business
- Health Care At Home offers a range of services including X-ray, ECG, and patient care at home.
What happens next
- Health Care At Home plans to expand to all of India within two years.
The deal
- Type
- launch
Founders
- Gareth Jones, chairman
- Charles Walsh, founder
- Dr. Gaurav Thukral, founder