HealthStart Pte Ltd, which will soon launch a healthcare-focused incubator in Delhi, is looking to incubate around 15-20 startups this year with a seed capital of up to $100,000 (approx Rs 53 lakh). The organisation, which claims to be the country’s first incubator to focus on healthcare entrepreneurship, will essentially focus on technology players, mobile health solutions and low-cost healthcare within the segment.
“The idea behind HealthStart is that we should create an ecosystem for entrepreneurship, specifically targeted within the healthcare space,” Pradeep K Jaisingh, founder and chairman of the firm, told VCCircle. “This is because even as there are a lot of entrepreneurs who are interested in the segment and want to start a company, there is no support structure,” he added.
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