Startup Dr Insta has more than 100 doctors on its platform and also have a business-to-business-to-consumer (B2B2C) vertical.

BabyChakra had earlier secured series-A funding from RoundGlass Partners and seed funding from Mumbai Angels, Patni Family Office, and Sing...

Companies have planned programmes to help employees learn new technologies, develop leadership qualities and gain multifunctional skill set...

Doctor Insta allows patients across age groups, demography and social strata to receive professional 24X7 medical consultations over video.

The interest is evident in the increasing number of people hitting the gyms, although only 1.5 per cent of urban Indians have access to any...

The latest equity financing round also saw the participation of Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm, BrahmaX Ventures.

Startups complement existing healthcare networks with technology and innovative payment solutions

These platforms are helping the pharmaceutical industry target doctors as per their exact requirement at any given point of time using soci...

Partnership opportunities, learning opportunities, hiring opportunities and investment opportunities, networking offers it all, says Chinma...

The company, which has partnered with over 17,000 service providers, offers resources and information on parenting and early-childhood deve...

Part of the credit goes to Curofy, a mobile platform for doctors to connect with other doctors, seek medical advice, take second opinion, p...

Gympik.com, an online fitness discovery platform raised an undisclosed amount in pre-series A funding from RoundGlass Partners.

Obino, a virtual weight loss coaching platform, has closed a seed round funding from RoundGlass Partners to use the investment for product ...

"The Curofy app is revolutionising digital health by making it easier for physicians to share knowledge and care patients," said Gurpreet S...

Two startups, both incubated at academic institutions, have raised $1 million each from a band of US-based venture capitalists.

The platform claims to have over 35,000 users across clients like Mindtree, Unisys and GE and has operations in India and the UAE.

Wrig Nanosystems, a medical technology startup founded by an IIT Delhi graduate, has raised Rs 15 crore in funding from Flipkart, Ranbaxy a...