Anant launches healthcare accelerator programme to support start-ups in healthcare
The initiative is designed to support start-ups in the healthcare and allied sectors
Anant National University has announced the launch of the Swaastha Healthcare Accelerator Programme in collaboration with India Accelerator (IA). This initiative is designed to support start-ups in the healthcare and allied sectors that are registered in India and have either deployed or deployment-ready solutions.
The healthcare industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in India in terms of revenue and employment and is expected to reach US$ 638 billion by 2025. The rising demand for better healthcare facilities requires constant innovation in all fields of the healthcare industry. This is what Swaastha aims to deliver – a tripod approach that fosters collaboration among start-ups, academic institutions and industries. By driving innovations and addressing practical challenges faced by industries and society, the accelerator seeks to create a robust innovation ecosystem.
According to the statement published, it aims to focus on drug discovery and development, new-generation diagnostics, digital health and well-being solutions and last-mile delivery, optical dispensing, genome sequencing, IVF, foetal and neonatal monitoring and AI-driven prognosis, diagnosis and interventions.
“By combining the expertise and resources of Anant National University, India Accelerator and participating start-ups, the Swaastha programme will pave the way for ground-breaking advancements in healthcare. This collaboration will enhance the quality of healthcare services and drive the development of new technologies and solutions that can significantly improve patient outcomes and overall public health,” the statement informs.