Life Circle Health Services, a Hyderabad based home nursing and professional caregiving service provider, has raised an investment of $150,000 from GROUPE SOS, Europe’s leading senior healthcare service provider. The new lease of funds will help Life Circle deepen its services in the Hyderabad market as well as expand to the National Capital Region of India. Apart from investment, GROUPE SOS will also be sharing technical knowhow and International best practices with Life Circle.
Making the announcement, GROUPE SOS’ Founder and President Jean-Marc Borello said “We are very excited about joining a great Indian enterprise to develop home nursing services in India. GROUPE SOS has more than 30 years of experience in France where elder care health services are among the best in the world. Transferring both our daily experience in managing teams dedicated to home nursing and our training courses for caregivers will benefit Indian seniors and efficiently support their family.”
Speaking on the occasion, Founder and CEO of Life Circle, Mr. Anant Kumar said “We have provided more than 150,000 hours of professional caregiving services so far. We differentiate our services by providing trained and verified caregivers, creating a seamless continuum of care, providing work related training and psychological counselling to caregivers to manage burnouts and providing flexible caregiver engagement to seniors.”
The fresh lease of funding will help Life Circle expand its operations beyond Hyderabad. The company will soon launch its services in New Delhi and aims to reach 20 cities in India by 2020.
Last month, Imedilane, a Delhi based Healthcare based startup focusing on Telemedicine based Virtual / Tele & Email Consultation has raised angel funding amount of approx $40K from Angel Investors. In March this year, Jaipur-based Corner Store Technologies Pvt Ltd, which runs healthcare startup LifCare received $1 million in a round led by angel investor Rajul Garg. And earlier this month, Prescribez, the healthcare app (mobile and web app) by ThingsMeet Solutions has raised a seed funding of $145K from Ankush Mehta, an angel investor.
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