Healthtech Startup Zyla Raises $4Mn Series A Funding Led by Exfinity Ventures

Reportedly, the startup will utilise the fresh funds to accelerate growth across its three key verticals of insurance, corporates and pharma, as well as product integrations across the healthcare ecosystem for scale.

Gurgaon-based healthtech startup Zyla Health has raised $4 million in its Series A funding round led by Exfinity Venture Partners. The round also saw participation from Sony Innovation Fund, Venture Catalysts, and Aureolis led by Paula Mariwala.

Reportedly, the startup will utilise the fresh funds to accelerate growth across its three key verticals of insurance, corporates and pharma, as well as product integrations across the healthcare ecosystem for scale.

Expressing her thoughts, Khushboo Aggarwal, founder and CEO, Zyla Health, said, “It is a very exciting time at Zyla, we have witnessed 300% year-on-year growth and 100% retention of our key B2B accounts in the last year. With a fantastic leadership team by our side and the new fuel for growth, we are ready to truly revolutionise healthcare delivery in India."

Founded in 2017 by Khushboo Aggarwal and Tanmay Patil, Zyla is a healthtech startup based in Gurgaon, India. The startup aims to improve health outcomes using the power of data and technology. Zyla offers personalised lifestyle interventions that include nutrition, physiotherapy, exercise, and medication to deliver holistic, high-quality, and continuous care to patients.

In July last year, the care management platform had raised $1 million as part of its Pre-Series A round led by a clutch of angel investors. The healthcare startup is on a mission to personalise care to every individual and is leading a paradigm shift in the healthcare industry.

In a similar development, another Gurgaon-based healthtech startup Clinikally secured $2.6 million funding to enhance telehealth offerings. Clinikally planned to utilise the funds to strengthen its telehealth technology and upgrade omnichannel capabilities through collaborations with offline clinics.

Moreover, Clinically's strategic plan encompasses expanding its reach in Tier II, III and IV cities, while simultaneously establishing doorstep delivery across all Tier I cities in India. Additionally, the startup sought to add 250 partner clinics to its network as part of its growth strategy.

Likewise, healthtech startup Curelo secured $100K funding from IIM Ahmedabad’s CIIE.CO. It's a digital marketplace and aggregator platform for diagnostic labs in India. Further, Curelo enables patients to book lab tests from their preferred diagnostic lab at a time and place that suits them best.