Pluss raises $1 million in funding
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Another online healthcare start-up Pluss, which delivers medicine and healthcare products on-demand, has raised $1 million in pre-Series A funding. The investors are IDG Ventures India, m & s partners (Singapore) and Powerhouse Ventures (USA).
The healthcare venture plans to invest the amount in technology up gradation (which also includes the expansion of the team), promote its services in 5 cities, and pilot new projects.
Based out of Gurgaon, Pluss was incorporated in 2015 by Atit Jain, Madhulika Pandey and Tarun Lawadia.
The delivery executives addressed as 'Pluss Men', also deliver baby care, pet care, personal wellness and daily essential products.
The team, comprising licensed pharmacists and trained delivery executives, is equipped to handle medicine properly and make sure that they are delivered with utmost care.
Atit Jain, CEO of Pluss, said, “We at Pluss prioritize all our activities towards delivering healthcare to our customers in the fastest, easiest and most reliable way possible.. With the help of this funding, we will expand our presence across 5 cities by the end of this year.”, as reported by nextbigwhat.com.
Pluss CEO Atit Jain further states that We at Pluss prioritize all our activities towards delivering healthcare to our customers in the fastest, easiest and most reliable way possible, as confirmed by techportal.in.
By the end of this year it plans to add a lot more to its product categories, including Medical Tests and Surgical Equipment. With the health products market expected to grow at a CAGR of 15% and touch $158.2 Billion in 2017, Pluss has placed a bet on hyper local delivery, envisioning emerging as India's reigning name in the healthcare sector, according to Businessstandard.
The healthcare venture plans to invest the amount in technology up gradation (which also includes the expansion of the team), promote its services in 5 cities, and pilot new projects.
Based out of Gurgaon, Pluss was incorporated in 2015 by Atit Jain, Madhulika Pandey and Tarun Lawadia.
The delivery executives addressed as 'Pluss Men', also deliver baby care, pet care, personal wellness and daily essential products.
The team, comprising licensed pharmacists and trained delivery executives, is equipped to handle medicine properly and make sure that they are delivered with utmost care.
Atit Jain, CEO of Pluss, said, “We at Pluss prioritize all our activities towards delivering healthcare to our customers in the fastest, easiest and most reliable way possible.. With the help of this funding, we will expand our presence across 5 cities by the end of this year.”, as reported by nextbigwhat.com.
Pluss CEO Atit Jain further states that We at Pluss prioritize all our activities towards delivering healthcare to our customers in the fastest, easiest and most reliable way possible, as confirmed by techportal.in.
By the end of this year it plans to add a lot more to its product categories, including Medical Tests and Surgical Equipment. With the health products market expected to grow at a CAGR of 15% and touch $158.2 Billion in 2017, Pluss has placed a bet on hyper local delivery, envisioning emerging as India's reigning name in the healthcare sector, according to Businessstandard.
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