Aditya Hadi Pratama · · 1 min readIndonesian healthtech startup secures $3m from Telkom’s MDI Ventures
Prixa, a healthtech startup based in Indonesia, has raised US$3 million in a round led by Telkom Group’s MDI Ventures and Trans-Pacific Technology Fund. Existing investors such as Siloam Hospitals Group also participated in this round.
The startup plans to use the fresh funds to scale its user base, support its business-to-business clients, and increase accessibility to more healthcare services.
Prixa CEO and founder James Roring / Photo credit: Prixa
Founded by James Roring in 2019, Prixa provides online consultation platform for health insurance owners. It also allows users to schedule meetings with doctors, request on-demand lab tests, and get medicines delivered to their home.
Prixa uses a managed care approach, which it says can help insurance companies and corporate clients reduce their claim and healthcare expenses. To date, the company has served 10 million users.
The startup has also partnered with several health insurance companies in Indonesia, such as Lippo Insurance, Mandiri Inhealth, and Generali.
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