Healthtech startup Mocero Health which assists hospitals in going omnichannel and expanding their services beyond physical catchment areas raised Rs 1.3 crore in seed led by Inflection Point Ventures (IPV).
Mocero Health is based at IIT Madras Research Park’s Healthcare Technology Innovation Centre (HTIC) (IIT-MRP). The funds will be used for product development and expanding the startup’s sales channel in order to build a digital health platform with seamless data and service interchange. The startup focuses on patient-centric and personalised care, telehealth, at-home care, omnichannel connectivity, transparency, and interoperability in care delivery, engagement, and connected care.
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