Healync Technologies Bags Funding from Volrado Venture to Reshape Personalised Healthcare

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Healync Technologies secures Volrado Venture funding to boost Healync Private Health and Aayu SaaS. Personalized medical task force meets hospital digitization for better care.

Healync Technologies Private Limited has clinched a private equity investment from Volrado Venture. The funding will fast-track growth in its two key healthcare arms: Healync Private Health, which offers a dedicated medical task force for individuals and families, and Aayu, a SaaS platform that digitises hospital operations.

In today’s fragmented healthcare landscape, patients often juggle multiple doctors, hospitals, and treatments without proper coordination. Healync steps in to fill this void with a patient-centric approach. It unites global medical experts, data insights, and care management under one reliable umbrella.

“Healthcare demands deep research, personalised care, and seamless coordination that most people lack,” said Rashi Saraogi, Co-Founder of Healync. “We built Healync Private Health, so every individual gets their own medical task force. This team handles tough decisions, connects with top specialists worldwide, and champions the patient’s needs at every turn.”

Healync Private Health assigns members a core team to manage specialist consultations, treatment plans, and logistics in India and abroad. It runs on a strict no-incentive, no-referral policy to keep recommendations unbiased and patient-focused. Clients subscribe annually with options for individuals, families, or corporates. This model fosters trust through transparency and a true patient-first mindset.

Healync has already aided diverse cases, from cancer treatment and chronic conditions to transplants, neurological rehab, and complex surgeries. It also weaves in preventive and longevity strategies, mirroring the global move toward proactive health.

Complementing this is Aayu, Healync’s SaaS powerhouse for hospitals. “Hospitals worldwide are embracing digital integration,” noted Yagyaansh Goenka, Co-Founder of Healync. “Aayu acts as their operational backbone, smoothing care coordination and boosting patient results.”

Aayu unifies clinical records, admin tasks, and workflows into a paperless system. It helps providers enhance care quality and scale efficiently by digitising patient data and operations.

Volrado Venture’s investment will fuel Healync’s global specialist network, tech upgrades, and hospital tie-ups. The company aims to pioneer personalised, tech-driven healthcare for the future.

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