The Venture Codex

Led · Equity · Jun 2026

Founded in 2019 and based in Birmingham, Rem3dy Health is the parent company of the personalised nutrition brand Nourished, combining AI-driven personalised nutrition with advanced manufacturing techniques. The company integrates data science, 3D printing and automation to produce tailored health solutions at scale. Its positioning is more consumer-wellness oriented within the broader health technology landscape. Rem3dy has stated plans to expand into key international markets including the US, MENA region and India, and to enter personalised health solutions for pets. The recent €16 million strategic fundraising is intended to support that global scaling and market entry. The company has attracted strategic investors from both consumer and healthcare sectors, reflecting a move to partner with established global players.

Led · Equity · Mar 2026

Superhealth operates a 50-bed hospital in Bengaluru and uses an operating model that pays doctors fixed salaries and standardizes surgical prices to remove procedure-linked financial incentives. The company builds hospitals quickly using long-term leases and prefabricated parts, achieving capital costs of roughly ₹70–75 lakh per bed versus typical corporate hospital costs of ₹2–3 crore per bed. Each 50-bed facility is designed to handle about 30–40 surgeries daily, and Superhealth reports outpatient admission rates of roughly 5%, below the industry average of 10–12%. It offers an annual subscription priced at ₹3,999 covering four family members with unlimited consultations and diagnostic services, and runs programs like a fixed-price “Supersurgery” and a free “Honest Second Opinion” service. Superhealth plans to open five to seven additional hospitals in Bengaluru this year and envisions a much larger rollout over multiple years, funded by the current ₹100 crore raise alongside prior angel equity and debt/infrastructure financing.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2024

Janani.life positions itself as India's first digital, tech-enabled fertility care platform, offering a science-backed, phase-wise approach from conception planning through pregnancy. The startup provides home-accessible services including sample collection and diagnostic tests. It aims to be an end-to-end virtual fertility clinic delivering services at the patient’s doorstep. Janani plans to use recent funding to build its technology stack and launch full-fledged operations in three metro cities. Leadership frames the capital as critical to scaling tech infrastructure and accelerating geographic expansion. Janani, operated by Mothersense Technologies Pvt Ltd and founded by Nilay Mehrotra in June this year, is developing a full-service fertility care platform offering personalised solutions. The company plans to combine a laboratory environment and consultations with gynaecologists to make infertility treatments and assisted‑fertilisation procedures more affordable and accessible. Janani is developing an AI and computer-vision tool aimed at removing the subjectivity of embryologists when choosing embryos to increase IVF success rates and reduce costs. The startup will use the capital from its recent raise for product development and for building infertility solutions. The platform focuses on end-to-end fertility care combining clinical consultations, lab services, and AI-driven embryo selection support.

Led · Series A · May 2018

ImpactGuru is a social-impact crowdfunding platform run by Mumbai-based Impact Guru Technology Ventures Private Limited and incubated at Harvard in 2014. The platform combines donation crowdfunding with investment-style fundraising for individuals, nonprofits, social enterprises and startups. It has an exclusive strategic partnership with GlobalGiving; together they have raised Rs 105 crore ($16M) for social causes in India. The company says healthcare is a major category on its platform and will be the preferred crowdfunding platform for Apollo Hospitals patients nationwide. ImpactGuru recently won the TechCircle Award for best social-impact startup. The company plans to use new capital to ramp up sales and marketing and invest in AI, machine learning, big data, and support for Indian languages.