
No one can deny the fact that after Bengaluru, it’s the city of Pune in Maharashtra has emerged fast as the next start-up hub. With good source of talent from IT companies, the city has developed enterprise culture.
Recently, Pune has witnessed a surge in the number of health tech start-ups, a category that is burning bright right now. Creating a buzz in the start-up ecosystem, the city has been producing pool of talented entrepreneurs who are designing and creating innovative products to change the face of India’s healthcare.
PlanMyMedicalTrip.com: For affordable medical services
Cost of a treatment may vary from one country to another. PlanMyMedicalTrip.com, a mobile app gives an opportunity to the user to compare various procedures available in the city and allow them the discretion of picking the most suitable one.
“Healthcare start-ups are revolutionising the way people approach medical institutions. We are not only encouraging these institutions to maintain competitive costs, but also driving them to improve the quality of services by generating stiff competition in the industry," said Anurav Rane - CEO - PlanMyMedicalTrip.com.
Livehealth: Providing medical records on mobile
"Pune is underestimated. It is one of the emerging cities with great creative brains. Pune has been believed to be the students place and students are changing the way entrepreneurs used to become in the past. Pune is convenient and comfortable place for start-ups. It’s interesting that many of the aspiring healthcare start-ups across the county are from Pune," said Abhimanyu Bhosale, CEO & Co-founder, LiveHealth.
Allizhealth: Centralized repository of health info
It is a centralized repository of health information with the active collaboration of users and limited dependency on healthcare providers. The platform allows seamless integration with labs, hospitals and expert doctors to provide very personalized care. Users can identify and manage their risk, consult an expert doctor and even book a health package.
Praxify: Make HealthIT Seamless
Like any other healthcare companies, this start-up venture was also conceptualized from the struggle many of us face with health IT. Back in 2009, when Gupta’s mom was hospitalised, a severe medication interaction with her specialist would have skipped if health tech service like this was available. Thus, the idea of bringing technology handy, pooped in his brain and one year down the line, Praxify was founded.
These start-ups are indicating the rise of health-tech companies in Pune and making the city a tough competitor for rest of the start-up hubs. To know more about such interesting start-up stories, stay tuned to our Facebook and Twitter account.