Emergency healthcare services startup Medulance raised $3 million in Series A in funding , Alkemi Growth Capital led the round, and Aman Gupta, Namita Thapar, and Dexter Capital also participated.
The company plans to utilize the money to expand its national footprint and concentrate on emergency management technology to address issues with providing services to a large number of people at once. This includes a further decrease in the time it takes for emergency services to respond to calls and provide assistance in more than 500 Indian cities.
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With a fleet of 10,000 ambulances and 1000 medical professionals, Medulance offers emergency medical services in India under the direction of CEO Pranav Bajaj and COO Ravjot Singh Arora. For corporate and public healthcare demands, the company provides comprehensive solutions ranging from 5G smart medical clinics to stationed ambulances.
With the recent opening of the first 5G-enabled “Smart Medical Room” in India in Gurgaon, Medulance has redefined corporate wellness by fusing telemedicine with cutting-edge diagnostics. Also, the business has offered medical assistance at occasions such as the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup and the Indian Premier League.
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Medulance intends to reach over 1000 cities nationwide in the next 15 to 18 months, giving patient safety and high-quality care a top priority in each area. In the upcoming years, the business hopes to form public-private partnerships in order to expand its services to three or four other states.
About Medulance
Medulance is first GPS-based medical first aid platform in India that provides prompt, dependable care. With the emphasis on encouraging independent living growing these days, knowing where the closest ambulance is located can, in an emergency, give you much-needed piece of mind.
