Bengaluru-based healthtech startup Kinetic Age has raised approximately US$250,000 in a funding round led by AJVC and Agrasar Ventures. The company plans to use the fresh capital to expand its coordinated healthcare offering for adults aged 40 and above while reaching more customers. Founded by Akshat Saxena and Amogh Saxena, Kinetic Age combines doctor consultations, physiotherapy, physical training, nutrition, diagnostics, and emotional wellbeing under a single subscription-based care plan.
A Coordinated Care Model for Adults Over 40
Kinetic Age is building a care model that addresses multiple healthcare requirements at the same time instead of treating them separately. A patient may need clinical advice, physiotherapy, exercise guidance, nutritional support, and diagnostic testing, all of which the startup coordinates within one plan. The model also emphasizes follow-through through regular support and tracking, helping patients maintain their healthcare recommendations over time.
Early Traction in Bengaluru
Over the past year, the startup has served more than 600 patients in Bengaluru and delivered over 12,000 sessions. It currently conducts more than 150 sessions each day, supported by AI-driven care protocols and a network of 25 providers. The consistent volume of sessions indicates that the coordinated care model is becoming a regular part of patients' healthcare routines.
Retention, Referrals, and Revenue Growth
Kinetic Age has reported more than 70% monthly retention and a Net Promoter Score above 75. Around one in three customers comes through referrals, which suggests that existing patients are actively contributing to new customer acquisition. The company has also crossed ₹25 million in annual revenue run rate, reflecting early commercial traction for its subscription-based model.
Investor Support for the Next Phase
The funding round was led by AJVC, which was founded by Aviral Bhatnagar, and Agrasar Ventures. The investment adds financial support as Kinetic Age looks to strengthen its operations, broaden its customer base, and maintain quality across its coordinated care plans. The startup's founders have positioned the company around the belief that growing older should come with more possibilities, movement, confidence, and independence.
Use of Fresh Capital
The US$250,000 investment will be used to expand Kinetic Age's healthcare offering and increase its customer reach. The startup plans to build on its early traction in Bengaluru, where it has already served more than 600 patients. As the company grows, maintaining care quality and expanding its provider network will be important for the next phase.
A Preventive Approach to Health and Aging
Kinetic Age is positioning itself around ongoing, preventive healthcare for adults over 40 rather than focusing on a single medical specialty. Its offering brings together clinical consultations, physical health, nutrition, diagnostics, and emotional wellbeing in one coordinated system. The company also uses AI-driven care protocols to support personalization while combining technology with human-led healthcare services.
With the new funding, Kinetic Age aims to reach more customers and deepen its presence in coordinated care for older adults. The startup's early retention, referral rates, and revenue growth provide an initial signal of engagement with its model. As it expands, the company will need to scale its provider network while preserving the consistency and personalization that currently define its care plans.