Digital physiotherapy platform Physioplus Healthcare has secured a strategic seed investment from HBF India at a valuation of $800,000. The company will use the funding to strengthen its technology infrastructure and expand its presence across India.
According to the company, the fresh capital will be used to enhance its technology platform, expand its professional network, and increase its presence in multiple markets across India.
Founded in 2022 by Samit Saxena, Jaswant Singh, and Madhukar Pareek, Physioplus Healthcare connects patients with certified physiotherapists through its digital platform. The company provides physiotherapy discovery, virtual consultations, patient assessments, clinical documentation, and technology-enabled monitoring services.
The startup said its platform integrates digital practice management tools, patient records, and remote monitoring capabilities to support physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation programs.
Moreover, Physioplus supports patients dealing with chronic pain, musculoskeletal disorders, sports injuries, and post-operative recovery. Its digital model aims to make physiotherapy and rehabilitation services more accessible through technology.
Physioplus operates in the growing digital healthcare and physiotherapy segment, where several startups are leveraging technology to improve access to rehabilitation services.
The segment has also attracted funding from other technology-driven physiotherapy companies. Last year, FlexifyMe raised $2.4 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by IvyCap Ventures and Signal Ventures to scale its online physiotherapy platform.
Meanwhile, Stance Health secured $1 million in pre-seed funding in 2025 to expand its technology-enabled musculoskeletal care model, while Rebee Health attracted investment from 1337 Ventures in 2025 to grow its wearable sensor-based digital physiotherapy platform.
Following the latest investment, Physioplus Healthcare plans to enhance its digital infrastructure, expand its professional network, and strengthen its reach across India. The company aims to build a stronger presence in the country’s evolving physiotherapy and rehabilitation technology market.
