Jaipur-based digital physiotherapy startup Physioplus Healthcare has raised a strategic seed investment from HBF India at a valuation of $800,000, with the company planning to use the fresh capital to strengthen its technology and expand its reach across India.
Physioplus Healthcare targets wider patient access
Founded in 2022, Physioplus Healthcare was co-founded by Samit Saxena, Jaswant Singh and Madhukar Pareek. The Jaipur-based startup connects patients with certified physiotherapists through its digital platform.
Its offering covers several parts of the physiotherapy journey, including finding physiotherapists, consultations, patient assessments, clinical documentation and technology-enabled monitoring.
The company said its platform brings together digital practice management, patient data and remote monitoring to support physiotherapy and rehabilitation services.
Fresh capital to support technology and network growth
Physioplus Healthcare plans to deploy the seed investment toward strengthening its technology platform, expanding its network and increasing its presence across India.
The startup works across areas such as chronic pain, musculoskeletal conditions, sports injuries and post-surgery rehabilitation.
Its model combines patient access to physiotherapists with digital tools designed to support the delivery and monitoring of care. The company is positioning its platform around both the patient and clinical sides of physiotherapy, rather than focusing only on online consultations.
Digital physiotherapy space sees more funding activity
Physioplus Healthcare’s fundraise comes as other technology-led companies in physiotherapy and musculoskeletal care have also raised capital.
FlexifyMe raised $2.4 million in a pre-Series A round led by IvyCap Ventures and Signal Ventures last year to scale its online physiotherapy platform.
Stance Health raised $1 million in pre-seed funding in 2025 to expand its technology-enabled musculoskeletal care model. Rebee Health also secured investment from 1337 Ventures in 2025 to expand its wearable sensor-based digital physiotherapy system.
For Physioplus Healthcare, the new seed investment gives the company capital to work on its technology, broaden its physiotherapist network and build a larger presence in the Indian market.
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