MyHealthcare raises USD 2 Mn funding to improve digital ecosystem

Digital integrated healthcare technology platform MyHealthcare on Tuesday announced raising funds worth USD 2 million led by Hunch Ventures and Ajay Nanavati, Angel Investor and Retired Managing Director of 3M India & Israel.

MyHealthcare, which helps connect healthcare givers, hospitals, diagnostics, patients and their family into a digital ecosystem, will enable digital technology and data to improve patient outcomes and patient care.

"Our platform works with hospitals, in enhancing their care solutions by transitioning the care process from paper to digital form. In the next phase we are working towards the use of AI & ML for predictive analysis, to aid care givers in the diagnosis process," said founder and director of InnoCirc Ventures, Shyatto Raha.

"Making healthcare easily accessible, affordable and ensuring accuracy of care is our single focus at MyHealthcare. The MyHealthcare SPINE works with its hospital network in ensuring the data acquisition is done on globally accepted standardised data forms, which will enable a collective patient care process, at affordable pricing," added Shyatto.

"MyHealthcare has developed a platform to deliver quality healthcare through the use of technology. Hunch believes in the team and its capabilities in building a digital ecosystem to make healthcare accessible to all," said founder and MD Hunch Ventures, Karanpal Singh.

"Having spent many years building 3M's healthcare businesses globally, the problem MyHealthcare is providing a solution to is very real. The challenge of post IPD patient care given the pressures on hospitalisation needs a robust, data driven delivery mechanism which MyHealthcare offers," said Angel Investor and Retired MD of 3M India & Israel, Ajay Nanavati.