HCAH buys nightingales to become largest home healthcare providerThe acquisition of Nightingales will make HCAH India's largest out-of-hospital care provider with a presence in eight top cities and over 3...
Rehab tech will be a $35 billion opportunity by 2028: Vivek Srivastava, HCAH IndiaThe decade-old venture based out of Noida has 1500+ employees pan India. It has raised investments from the Burman Family (promoters of Dab...
HCAH acquires RPG-owned e-commerce platform Seniority catering to elderlyHCAH plans to integrate its existing healthcare services into the company and develop a geriatric-focused vertical to provide end-to-end se...
Dabur's Burman family becomes official promoter of Eveready IndustriesThe investment firms of the Burman family entities had acquired a 14.55 per cent share of Eveready Industries from the open market in June ...
Out-of-hospital care firm HCAH raises ₹112 crore from ABC WorldThe Delhi-based company said it plans to use the proceeds of the investment to build 1,500 beds in 10 major Indian cities.
HCAH to invest up to Rs 300 crore in subsidiary to add 1,500 transition care beds in next 3 yearsHCAH was started in 2012 by Vivek Srivastava and is backed by the Burman family, founders of Healthcare at Home UK and Quadria Capital. HCA...
ICICI Lombard adds home healthcare, NCB benefit for coronavirus claims to existing insurance coversHome care is convenient and an alternative mode to hospital care. This service is based on the individual's needs as prescribed by his or h...
Health Care at Home raises Rs 250 crore from Quadria CapitalThe venture that was floated in 2013 also helps pharma companies to provide assistance in their patient support group programmes.
McCann Health bags creative mandate for Health Care at Home IndiaThe agency's Delhi office will handle the HCAH India account, which will involve rolling out television, print, outdoor and digital campaig...
Homecare nursing goes hi-tech with latest smartphones and tablets to nursesOver the past three years, a clutch of professional home healthcare companies have started in the country.
Accel Partners, Ventureast buy 30% for 48 crore in Meena & Krishnan’s startupIndia has over 144 million people aged above 60 years and one in every five people would be a senior citizen by 2025.