Healthtech Startup Kinetic Age Raises $250K from AJVC and Agrasar Ventures to Expand Coordinated Healthcare for Over-40s
Bengaluru-based healthtech startup Kinetic Age has raised approximately $250,000 in a funding round led by AJVC and Agrasar Ventures. The fresh capital will be used to expand its healthcare offering, strengthen its provider network and reach more customers across India.
Here's the problem Kinetic Age is solving. Founded by Akshat Saxena and Amogh Saxena, the company offers coordinated healthcare services specifically designed for adults aged 40 and above, combining doctor consultations, physiotherapy, physical training, nutrition, diagnostics and emotional wellbeing under a single subscription and care plan. The real differentiator isn't the individual services themselves, it's the follow-through, Kinetic Age positions itself as the layer that keeps people actually sticking to healthcare recommendations through regular support and tracking, using AI-driven care protocols and a network of 25 providers to support personalised care.
The traction so far genuinely backs the model. Kinetic Age has served more than 600 patients in Bengaluru over the past year, delivered over 12,000 sessions, and now conducts more than 150 sessions daily. Retention numbers stand out too, with over 70% monthly retention and an NPS above 75, both strong signals for a subscription healthcare business. The startup has also crossed Rs 2.5 crore in annual revenue run rate.
The funding trajectory tells its own story. This round follows an earlier $200,000 pre-seed round led by AJVC in 2025, and a $50,000 investment before that led by PedalStart, making this Kinetic Age's largest raise to date. Notably, the round is also the seventh AJVC-backed company and the fund's first bet in healthcare, with Agrasar Ventures co-leading at a cheque size larger than AJVC's standard Rs 1.5 crore check.
The bigger picture matters here too. As India's population ages and healthcare increasingly shifts from reactive treatment to proactive, preventive management, closing the gap between a doctor's recommendation and a patient actually following it is becoming a serious business opportunity, not just a nice-to-have feature.
From one city to a genuine healthy-ageing platform, Kinetic Age's small but telling raise signals real investor appetite for preventive healthcare in India.
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