Funding · Healthcare & Life Sciences

PDoc prepares to raise angel investment

By Startup Enthusiast · 14 April 2026

What they do

PDoc is a tech-enabled healthcare platform for rural and semi-urban India

The bootstrapped startup, supported by institutional grants, is preparing to raise angel investment

It aims to scale from 150 clinics to over 500 across Assam in 2-3 years

PDoc is a tech-enabled healthcare platform for rural and semi-urban India.
It enables remote doctor booking without requiring physical presence.
The platform works both online and offline, with no mandatory digital payment.
PDoc offers real-time status tracking so patients arrive when their turn is near.
It provides clinics and hospitals a dedicated interface to manage schedules and patient flow.
The startup has onboarded over 150 clinics and more than 1,000 doctors.
It has over 16,000 app downloads and a growing base of 2,600 paid users.

PDoc is currently bootstrapped and supported by institutional grants.
It is preparing to raise angel investment to fuel growth.
The startup aims to scale from 150 clinics to more than 500 across Assam in 2-3 years.
It also plans to evolve into a comprehensive OPD management system.

PDoc is a tech-enabled healthcare platform for rural and semi-urban India.
It enables remote doctor booking without requiring physical presence.
The preloaded appointment system works online and offline, with no mandatory digital payment.
Patients get real-time status tracking so they arrive when their turn is near.
PDoc follows an offline-first approach: physical and digital channels, offline appointment centers, and flexible booking.
It provides clinics and hospitals a dedicated interface to manage schedules and patient flow.
The dual-segment model serves online users via payment gateways and offline users via distributors, retailers, and clinics.
Hyper-local marketing includes canopy activities and hospital coordinators in urban areas, and appointment centers and awareness campaigns in rural areas.
PDoc introduced a ₹99 preload card for rural users.
It has onboarded over 150 clinics and more than 1,000 doctors, with over 16,000 app downloads and 2,600 paid users.