Gurugram, July 2025 — Healthtech startup Pristyn Care has secured $4 million in fresh funding from Sequoia Capital India, marking another push in its drive to scale proprietary surgical facilities and strengthen its position ahead of future growth rounds.
Strategic Shift to In-House Operations
Founded in 2018 by Harsimarbir Singh, Dr. Vaibhav Kapoor, and Dr. Garima Sawhney, Pristyn Care initially partnered with 700+ hospitals and operated 100+ clinics across India. With revenue hitting ₹453 crore in FY23, the company is now moving deeper into its own in-house surgical network to enhance patient experience, standardize care quality, and control margins.
This $4 million injection is earmarked for expanding clinic infrastructure, hiring super-specialty surgeons, and refining end-to-end surgical care from pre-op assessment to post-op follow-ups.
Who’s Behind the Round
Sequoia Capital India, which previously backed the company through multiple rounds including its $96 million Series E and unicorn valuation, continues to support Pristyn Care’s trajectory. The investor’s confidence reflects a strong belief in the company’s scalable, quality driven healthcare model.
Why Now Makes Sense
- Rapid growth: Over 1200+ employees today, up from just 70 doctors and 250 hospitals in 2019.
- Favorable market: Demand for minimally invasive, outpatient surgical procedures is surging, driven by safety, efficiency, and growing health awareness.
- Proven outcomes: Standardized protocols and in-built clinic oversight are helping deliver better patient recovery and operational consistency.
What’s Next
Pristyn Care aims to solidify its in-house surgical platform in key metros before eyeing expansion into tier‑2 cities. Its roadmap includes tech-led patient-care coordination, enhanced telemedicine follow-ups, and strategic debt or equity funding ahead of a larger Series F round.
Final Take:
This seed-to-scale infusion signals Pristyn Care’s transition from an aggregator to a vertically integrated surgical provider a move that could redefine care standards and margins in India’s health-tech space.
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