Doctors back their own software: Docterz raises ₹5 cr, nearly 60% from users of its clinic platform
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- ✓Mumbai-based healthtech startup Docterz raised ₹5 crore from 35 investors.
- ✓Nearly 60% of this funding came from 20 doctors who use the platform.
- ✓Founder Dr Atish Laddad said, “Around 20 doctors who use Docterz have chosen to invest in its future.” The company plans to build practical AI tools for doctors.
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Mumbai-based healthtech startup Docterz has raised ₹5 crore from around 35 investors. Nearly 60% of the amount, close to ₹3 crore, came from about 20 doctors who already use the company’s platform. The round also includes Vineeta Singh, co-founder and CEO of SUGAR Cosmetics, and Avnish Anand, co-founder and former CEO of CaratLane.
Doctors back the platform they use
Founded over a decade ago by practising paediatrician Dr Atish Laddad, Docterz offers an integrated clinic management system. It covers electronic medical records, appointment scheduling, billing, vaccination management and patient engagement. The platform currently supports more than 5,000 doctors across India, with a strong presence in paediatrics.
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