Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

OSSO raises seed funding for orthopaedic expansion

By Startup Enthusiast · 7 January 2026

What they do

OSSO provides regenerative orthopaedic treatments like PRP injections and physiotherapy

The company raised ₹4 Cr in a seed round led by the Haldiram family office

OSSO plans to open three new centres in Gurugram by the end of 2026

OSSO has closed a seed round raising ₹4 Cr ($443K).
The investment was led by the Haldiram family office.
Total cumulative funding for OSSO now stands at ₹6.3 Cr ($693K).
Previous pre-seed funding of ₹2.3 Cr was raised in March 2025.
Angel investors include Sahil Jindal, Aakashdeep Goyal, Parijat Sharma, and Viraj Patel.
Founders Kunal Kishore Dhawan, Avani Shukla, Dr Karan Raj Jaggi, and Dr Devashish Raturi are involved.
The company has treated over 1,000 patients as of January 2026.
ACL injury cases have risen over 400% in the last decade according to UnivDatos.

Regenerative options are expanding beyond traditional surgery for bone disorders.
Elderly populations with bone issues and youth with sports injuries are key targets.
Nanoscopy is being introduced to India for advanced diagnostic capabilities.

OSSO specializes in regenerative orthopaedics and minimally invasive procedures.
Treatments include PRP injections, GFC injections, and BMAC implants.
The company addresses conditions like arthritis, ligament injuries, and back pain.
Services cover physiotherapy alongside traditional surgical interventions.
Innovation focuses on introducing nanoscopy to the Indian market.
Over 1,000 patients have been handled since operations began.
Target demographics include the elderly and active youth with sports injuries.

Product: Orthopaedic centres providing surgery, physiotherapy, sports injury care, and regenerative orthopaedics.
Customers: Patients seeking orthopaedic and musculoskeletal care.
How it makes money: It earns revenue by delivering paid medical services through its care centres.
What sets it apart: Combines orthopaedics, regenerative medicine, physiotherapy, and sports injury care in one facility.
Operations: Plans to expand its network of centres and add nanoscopy in India.