Key Takeaways
- Clinics On Cloud secured $12.5 million in a Series A round from Dubai-based investors through Model42.
- Indian health-tech startup funding fell $260 million in 2025, from $707 million in 2024 to $447 million.
- The Clinics On Cloud round equals about 2.8% of Indian health-tech startup funding in 2025.
- By its own count, the company has recorded more than 3,500 deployments and over 12 million health screenings in eight countries.
Clinics On Cloud, a Pune-based health-tech startup, secured $12.5 million in funding from Dubai-based investors through Model42, in a Series A round that both outlets reported on November 2, 2026. Venture Intelligence put Indian health-tech startup funding at $447 million in 2025, down from $707 million in 2024. In a press release, the company said the new capital will go toward stronger AI-led healthcare, more research and development, and a larger connected microclinic network.
Indian health-tech startup funding fell $260 million in 2025
Venture Intelligence put funding for Indian health-tech startups at $447 million in 2025, down from $707 million in 2024, as YourStory reported. Subtracting the two totals gives a decline of $260 million. The Clinics On Cloud round equals about 2.8% of the 2025 total, and the decline is about 21 times the size of that round. That compares one company's raise with a sector total. YourStory also describes the funding climate as more selective. YourStory identifies Model42 as a Dubai-based health and wellness growth platform powered by Enlightened Minds Investments.
What Clinics On Cloud builds and where its systems are used
Founded in 2018, Clinics On Cloud builds technology-driven health infrastructure centered on prevention, according to Entrackr. Abhay Agarwal, the founder and chief executive officer, said the company had spent eight years guided by a belief: "quality healthcare should never depend on someone's PIN code". He added that the funding would carry that vision abroad, and he sees the opportunity in "making these innovations accessible to people, wherever they are".
Its Health ATMs are small screening stations. Each one pairs connected medical devices and health checks with digital reports, AI-assisted insights and telemedicine. The company also offers Health Lounges, Box Clinics and Mobile Medical Units, aimed at hospitals, workplaces, housing communities and underserved areas.
By its own account, the company has recorded more than 3,500 deployments and more than 12 million health screenings, and it operates in eight countries. YourStory reports that its systems have been used in government health centers, hospitals and Indian defense establishments.
How this Series A compares with the 2025 funding decline
A Series A is usually a startup's first large round of outside venture capital.
YourStory also notes that capital still flows into specialized models. It cites a $15 million Series A for a preventive-health startup in October and a $10 million round for a radiology AI company in July.
People Also Ask
How much did Clinics On Cloud raise in its Series A?
Clinics On Cloud secured $12.5 million in a Series A round, with the money coming from Dubai-based investors through Model42, according to Entrackr and YourStory. Both outlets published the report on November 2, 2026. Clinics On Cloud said the money will go toward stronger AI-led healthcare, more research and development, and a larger connected microclinic network.
Who invested in the Clinics On Cloud Series A round?
According to Entrackr, the money came from Dubai-based investors through Model42. YourStory describes Model42 as a Dubai-based health and wellness growth platform powered by Enlightened Minds Investments. Clinics On Cloud, the Pune-based startup that received the $12.5 million, was founded in 2018 by Abhay Agarwal.
How much did Indian health-tech funding fall in 2025?
Indian health-tech startup funding fell $260 million in 2025, from $707 million in 2024 to $447 million, according to Venture Intelligence data reported by YourStory. The decline is the difference between those two annual totals. The Clinics On Cloud round equals about 2.8% of the 2025 total.
What does Clinics On Cloud do?
Clinics On Cloud builds technology-driven health infrastructure centered on prevention, according to Entrackr. Its Health ATMs are small screening units that pair connected medical devices and health checks with digital reports, AI-assisted insights and telemedicine. By its own count, it has more than 3,500 deployments and operates in eight countries, according to Entrackr and YourStory.