Bengaluru-based healthtech startup Kinetic Age has raised around $250,000 in a funding round led by AJVC and Agrasar Ventures, to expand its coordinated healthcare offering for adults aged 40 and above.
The founders
Kinetic Age was founded by Akshat Saxena and Amogh Saxena. Instead of one-off doctor visits, the startup bundles multiple services — doctor consultations, physiotherapy, physical training, nutrition, diagnostics and emotional wellbeing — under a single subscription and care plan, with regular interventions to keep users on track with their health.
Traction that got investors' attention
The startup claims to have served more than 600 patients in Bengaluru over the past year, delivering over 12,000 sessions and now conducting more than 150 sessions every day. It reports over 70% monthly retention, a Net Promoter Score above 75, and has crossed ₹2.5 crore in annual revenue run rate.
Kinetic Age uses AI-driven care protocols and works with a network of 25 providers, with roughly one in three customers arriving through referrals — a strong organic signal in a trust-driven category.
Why it matters for founders
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