Two Indian health-focused startups announced fresh funding. Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre raised Rs 28 crore in a Series A round led by Alkemi Growth Capital. Docterz raised ₹5 crore from about 35 investors, including many of its doctor users.
Funding plans
Jagruti will use the capital to enter new geographies and expand clinical and staff capacity. The company also plans to develop specialized care programs and deepen insurance and corporate partnerships. Docterz will use its funding to expand organically, explore acquisitions, and build practical AI tools for doctors.
Company and investor details
Jagruti is a Pune-based provider of residential mental health, addiction, and dementia care. It operates more than 19 centers across nine cities with over 1,600 beds. Nearly 60% of Docterz's funding came from doctors who use its platform, with participation from Vineeta Singh and Avnish Anand.
Platform details
Jagruti has centers in cities including Pune, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, and Chennai. Its programs cover mental health conditions, addiction and substance use disorders, and neurological care. Docterz offers electronic medical records, appointment scheduling, billing, vaccination management, and patient engagement to more than 5,000 doctors.
Jagruti plans to expand to over 40 centers and more than 4,000 beds across Tier I and Tier II cities over the next three to four years. Docterz is developing patient engagement features and integration with India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission. Docterz also aims to reach more independent practitioners and smaller clinics across India.