Kinetic Age Raises $250K to Expand Personalised Healthcare for Adults Over 40

Bengaluru-based healthtech startup Kinetic Age has raised around $250,000 in a funding round led by AJVC and Agrasar Ventures. The fresh capital will be used to expand its healthcare offering and reach more customers.

Founded by Akshat Saxena and Amogh Saxena, Kinetic Age is building a coordinated healthcare model for adults aged 40 and above. Instead of treating individual healthcare needs separately, the company brings multiple services into a single care plan designed around ongoing support and regular interventions.

The startup combines doctor consultations, physiotherapy, physical training, nutrition, diagnostics and emotional wellbeing under a subscription-based care model.

Building Coordinated Care for Adults Over 40

Kinetic Age's model focuses on a segment that often requires multiple forms of healthcare support at the same time.

A patient may need a doctor's consultation, physiotherapy, exercise guidance, nutritional support or diagnostic testing. Kinetic Age brings these services together and attempts to coordinate them through a single care plan.

The company also focuses on follow-through. Rather than simply giving users recommendations, its model is designed to provide regular support and tracking so that patients can continue following their healthcare plans.

The startup says its approach combines personalised care with AI-driven care protocols.

600+ Patients Served in Bengaluru

Kinetic Age says it has served more than 600 patients in Bengaluru over the past year.

During this period, the company has delivered more than 12,000 sessions and currently conducts over 150 sessions each day. These sessions form part of the startup's broader coordinated healthcare offering.

The company has also reported more than 70% monthly retention and a Net Promoter Score (NPS) above 75.

Retention is particularly relevant for a healthcare model built around recurring interventions. A patient who remains engaged with the service over time provides a stronger indication of whether the coordinated-care model is becoming part of their regular healthcare routine.

Kinetic Age says approximately one in three customers comes through referrals, suggesting that existing patients are also contributing to customer acquisition.

Revenue Crosses Rs 2.5 Crore ARR

The startup has crossed Rs 2.5 crore in annual revenue run rate.

Kinetic Age operates with a network of 25 providers while combining technology with human-led healthcare services.

Its AI-driven care protocols are intended to support the personalisation and coordination of care. The company has not disclosed detailed information about the specific AI systems or protocols it uses, but positions them as part of its broader care delivery model.

The combination of recurring healthcare plans, provider networks and technology gives Kinetic Age a model that is designed around continued engagement rather than one-off consultations.

Fresh Capital to Expand the Healthcare Offering

The latest $250,000 investment from AJVC and Agrasar Ventures will be used to expand Kinetic Age's healthcare offering and increase its customer reach.

The funding comes as the company builds on its early traction in Bengaluru, where it has already served more than 600 patients and delivered over 12,000 sessions.

For an early-stage healthtech company, expanding beyond its existing customer base while maintaining care quality will be an important part of the next phase.

Kinetic Age will also need to maintain its provider network as the number of patients grows. Its current network consists of 25 providers, covering the different services incorporated into its care model.

A Different Approach to Preventive Healthcare

Kinetic Age is positioning itself around ongoing healthcare for adults over 40 rather than focusing on a single medical specialty.

The company's offering brings together clinical consultations, physical health, nutrition, diagnostics and emotional wellbeing. The idea is to give users one coordinated system for managing different parts of their health.

This approach also places more emphasis on consistency. Healthcare recommendations are only useful when patients can follow them over time, and Kinetic Age's model is designed around regular sessions, tracking and support.

The company's reported 70%+ monthly retention and 75+ NPS indicate early engagement with the model, although longer-term results will be needed to understand how the business performs as it expands.

With the new funding, Kinetic Age plans to reach more customers while expanding its healthcare offering.

For now, the Bengaluru startup is building its early base around adults over 40 and a model that combines healthcare professionals, technology and recurring support under one care plan.