Lifetime Health, digital platform specialising in at-home medical care, raises $1.5 million

Lifetime Health, a digital platform for at-home care, has raised $1.5 million in a seed funding round led by the US-based venture capital firm The Garage Syndicate, along with participation from various angel investors. 

The funding follows a previous round in which the startup raised $900,000 from an existing investor. It will use the capital to enhance the platform's capabilities and scale its operations.

What services does Lifetime Health offer?

Co-founded in 2023 by Konstantin Riabtsev, Michail Vorobiev, and Nabil Ahmed, Lifetime Health is a comprehensive digital platform offering a variety of hospital-at-home services.

These include phlebotomy services, diagnostic tools, medical devices, nursing care, physiotherapy, and postoperative care, all accessible through a single app. 

The platform is designed to provide efficient and cost-effective healthcare services at home, ensuring that patients receive timely care without needing to visit a hospital.

Lifetime Health's market presence

Lifetime Health is currently operating in Bengaluru, where it partners with 200 local clinics.

The startup aims to expand its reach to major Indian cities, with plans to connect over 10,000 medical offices nationwide. Initially, the focus is on enabling medical service orders at home for residents in Bangalore and its suburbs, with a subsequent expansion to Mumbai.

Expecting to register 1,000 doctors

The startup expects to register 1,000 doctors, with at least 300 of them becoming active users on its platform.

These doctors will be able to schedule appointments online, make recommendations, and maintain patient histories in a digital format. Lifetime Health's goal is to facilitate seamless and comprehensive at-home care, ensuring accessibility and convenience for patients across India.