Sehat Kahani Raises $2.7M in Series A Funding for Global Health-Tech Expansion

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Health-tech startup, Sehat Kahani, has successfully raised $2.7 million in a Series A funding round led by Amaanah Circle, a Singapore-based health tech fund. Other key investors include Epic Angels, Cross Fund, USAID Investment Promotion Activity (IPA), Augmentor, Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), and the Elahi group. Founded by medical doctors Dr. Sara Saeed Khurram and Dr. Iffat Zafar Aga in 2017, Sehat Kahani utilizes innovative technology to ensure a seamless virtual connection between doctors and patients within 60 seconds.

The platform offers on-demand at-home or on-premises laboratory services and online medicine delivery, catering to patients nationwide. Sehat Kahani has shown significant year-on-year growth, with plans to expand operations globally. The funding will enable the development of advanced features, including decision support systems, precision medicine tools, and predictive AI models. Sehat Kahani’s focus is on personalized care, tracking patient journeys, and promoting healthy practices and self-care.

The startup, with a global network of 7,500+ healthcare professionals, has provided over 2.6 million consultations to date. Maaike Doyer from Epic Angels sees Sehat Kahani as a beacon of innovation and a model for future healthcare solutions, emphasizing the leadership of Dr. Sara and Dr. Iffat. Amaanah Circle’s experience in the healthcare sector for over 30 years positions it as a valuable partner for Sehat Kahani’s regional expansion plans into the GCC markets.

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