Cura Care raised Rs 5 Cr Pre-seed funding from Zeropearl VC

Friends, family, and prominent angel investors, such as the late Rohan Mirchandani and Shripad Nadkarni, helped the at-home wellness services company Cura Care raise Rs 5 crore in a pre-seed funding round led by Zeropearl VC.
According to a press release, Cura Care plans to use the new funding to boost its customer promise by providing outstanding at-home wellness experiences and verify its product-market fit.
Cura Care was co-founded in January 2025 by Abhinav Kumar, Paminder Singh, and Chinmay Mittal with the goal of promoting oral hygiene in India. The company wants to address the urgent oral health issues in India, where poor oral hygiene affects more than 120 crore people.
Cura Care offers a booking experience and high-quality services with the goal of incorporating oral wellness into Indians’ everyday self-care practices. Using specially designed portable dental units, the company’s DCI-certified dentists provide high-end at-home services like teeth cleaning, scaling, polishing, and whitening. Customer convenience, safety, and hygiene are given top priority in this model.
Market research indicates that the Indian wellness market is currently worth $60 billion.
Cura Care claims to have provided at-home visits and oral wellness camps to more than 1,000 clients since its founding. The startup has an average customer rating of 4.87 and an impressive Net Promoter Score (NPS) of over 90%.