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Health-tech startup BestDoc raises $2.1 mn from Aceel, other investors

BestDoc, supported by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), is an Intelligent Patient Relationship Management (PRM) system for hospitals and other healthcare providers in India

Modern technology enables doctors to consult patients remotely through video consultation and do real-time visual and audio patient assessment. Picture courtesy: Motherhood Hospital
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The company has built a slew of products, which help hospitals save staffing costs and improve operational efficiency while keeping a patient-centric approach in care delivery. |. Picture courtesy: Motherhood Hospital

T E Narasimhan Chennai
BestDoc, a health-tech SaaS (Software as a Service) startup, has raised $2.1 million from US-based Accel and Bengaluru-based Arkam Ventures in their Pre-Series A round. The firm’s existing investor, Bengaluru's SEA Fund, also participated in the round. 

BestDoc, supported by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), is an Intelligent Patient Relationship Management (PRM) system for hospitals and other healthcare providers in India. 

Founded by Afsal Salu, Fayaz Bin Abdu and Soudabi Neduvanchery in 2016, BestDoc started off as a marketplace for doctor appointments in Tier- 2 and smaller towns. Later, it embraced a B2B model, realising the potential of digital adoption in the healthcare

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