The healthtech platform has collaborated with two healthcare players in India – RxDx and 2050 Healthcare and one innovation partner, ARTPARK @IISc Bangalore
San Diego-based leading healthtech platform CIPRA.ai has announced the launch of its personalised services in India and a strategic partnership with renowned healthcare providers in the industry – RxDx and 2050 Healthcare and innovation partner ARTPARK @IISc Bangalore.
The Bengaluru-based RxDx, a NABH and NABL-accredited multispeciality healthcare chain, and 2050 Healthcare, healthcare provider specialising in rehabilitation and home healthcare, will help CIPRA.ai expand its presence in India. ARTPARK @IISc Bangalore, AI and robotics accelerator backed by the Indian Institute of Science, has become CIPRA.ai’s innovation partner to help it scale growth objectives and achieve its first 10K patients by the end of 2024.
The primary goal of this tie-up is to help address gaps in conventional care and combat chronic diseases by providing data-based precision care in India. Through collective efforts, CIPRA.ai also aims to become a health tool that enables healthcare providers to lower the burden on clinician capacity in India.
CIPRA.ai’s subscription-based healthtech offering is designed to offer AI-based precise and personalised patient care that helps treat and reverse chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
Dr Sujit Dey, CEO and Founder, CIPRA.ai expressed his thoughts on the new exciting developments, stating, “At CIPRA.ai, we aim to improve personalised care delivery for patients as we understand that effective diagnosis and treatment for chronic conditions is not a one-size-fits-all solution. With the launch of our services in India, we aim to revolutionize how patients approach treatment. I am confident CIPRA.ai’s commercial partnership with RxDx and 2050 Healthcare and the support of ARTPARK @IISc Bangalore will help us navigate this shift to deliver improved patient outcomes. By working to enhance the Indian healthcare system, we aim to give back to our community.”