Eka.Care, a connected healthcare platform, has picked up seed funding of $4.5 million (Rs 33.7 crore) from a clutch of the angel and early-stage investors, the company said in a statement.
Founded in December 2020 by Vikalp Sahni and Deepak Tuli, Eka.Care aims to build a digitally enabled and connected healthcare ecosystem between healthcare providers and patients for better health outcomes. The platform which is available in 12 languages enables Indian families to create multiple health profiles, store health records such as vaccination charts for children, developmental milestones, prescriptions, lab reports, scans and allows sharing of records with healthcare providers.
Tuli, chief operating officer of Eka.Care, said, “The way health care is being delivered in the country is going through a change. Both healthcare providers and patients need technology support to adapt to the change. We are building solutions to adapt to their changing needs.”
