HCAH acquires Seniority to expand its presence in India's geriatric health market
This segment was not considered a cohesive consumer group in the past, however recent trends have shown that the current generation of elders have aspirations and expectations of convenience, better quality of life and customized services with the capacity to pay for their desired lifestyle at advanced ages. The coming generations of senior citizens would be used to a better lifestyle and financial freedom, with a strong desire to remain healthy and independent.;
New Delhi: Health tech company HCAH (formerly Health care at HOME), a major player in the out-of-hospital care segment in India, today announced its acquisition of India's largest geriatric-centric digital platform Seniority.
With this, HCAH plans to integrate its existing healthcare services into the company and develop a geriatric-focused vertical to provide end-to-end senior care services for their holistic well-being and requirements.
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Owned by the RPG Group, Seniority operates India's largest geriatric-focused digital platform. It offers a curated portfolio of over 20,000 products ranging from medical to lifestyle for senior citizens and sells direct to customers. The company also operates two offline stores in Pune and Chennai.
Currently, there are more than 150 million senior citizens in India with an average age of close to 70 years. By 2025, 12% of the population in India will be aged 60+ and the geriatric population is projected to reach 280 million by 2050 which will boost demand in this sector.
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