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Vytalyou raises ₹9 crore to expand Mumbai clinic network

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Vytalyou raised ₹9 crore in pre-series A funding from Chetan Jain of Pharma Dose and Ratan Jain of Venus Industries at a valuation of approximately ₹33 crore. The doctor-led preventive healthcare startup will use the money to expand its Mumbai clinic network to three centres, including its existing Powai facility. Founded in 2025, the company uses an AI-based algorithm to assess health profiles, biological ageing and potential future risks. Doctors review the findings and shape medically supervised programmes. Vytalyou plans to reach 10 locations across India in coming years.
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