Sexual Health Startup Allo Health Bags Funding To Develop AI-Powered Treatment Protocols

SUMMARY

Bengaluru-based Allo Health raises INR 16 Cr in Pre-Series A round led by Zerodha's Rainmatter to expand clinic network and AI capabilities

Founded in 2022 by Pranay Jivrajka, the startup claims to have treated 200,000+ patients with 85% improvement in outcomes across 35+ clinics

The company plans to strengthen its hybrid healthcare model combining physical clinics with AI-driven protocols and expand into mental health services

Bengaluru-based sexual health and wellness startup Allo Health has secured INR 16 Cr ($1.8 Mn) in a Pre-Series A funding round led by Zerodha’s Rainmatter, along with participation from existing investors.

The startup plans to use the fresh capital for clinic expansion, develop AI-driven treatment protocols and advance its patient-first healthcare innovations.

Founded in 2022 by Pranay Jivrajka, Allo Health provides sexual healthcare services through a hybrid model that combines physical clinics with AI-powered treatment protocols and trained medical professionals.

The startup claims to have treated over 200,000 patients across India, with an 85% improvement in patient outcomes. It currently operates in more than 35 clinics across cities, including Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mysuru and Ranchi.

“Sexual health in India has been overlooked for too long. We are not just creating a business but building an entire ecosystem,” Jivrajka said.

Allo Health plans to invest in diagnostics, digital therapy, and private label solutions to strengthen its sexual healthcare ecosystem. The startup is also planning to expand into mental health, replicating its expert-led model.

Allo claims that in 2022 it raised $4.4 Mn as a part of its seed funding round led by Nexus Venture Partners, along with participation from Flipkart cofounder Binny Bansal, Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal and cofounder of Cloudnine Rohit M A.

The fundraise also comes at a time when competition in the sexual wellness space is heating up. While startups like MyMuse, Sassiest, among others, have made a name for themselves, many established players are also looking at expanding their play in the segment.

For instance, last month, D2C sexual wellness startup Bold Care raised $5 Mn in its Series A funding round led by Zerodha’s Rainmatter. The round also saw participation from CaratlLane founder Mithun Sacheti, Jaipur Diamond’s Siddhartha Sacheti, Gruhas Collective Consumer Fund, Claris Capital, among others.

Last year, MyMuse raised $2.7 Mn in a Pre-Series A funding round from Trifecta Capital and CRED’s founder Kunal Shah to strengthen its omnichannel presence.

Also, three months back, D2C sexual wellness brand Peppy roped in content creator Bhuvan Bam as an investor and cofounder after raising $500K in a pre-seed round.

According to an imarc report, the Indian sexual wellness market is expected to grow to $2.4 Bn by 2032, at a CAGR of 6.75%. This growth is driven by increasing awareness about sexual health, rising health concerns regarding sexual dysfunction and government initiatives promoting comprehensive sex education.