Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre Raises Rs 28 Crore Led by Alkemi
Alkemi Growth Capital led the Series A round, the first institutional funding for the Pune-based care provider.
Key Takeaways
- Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre raised Rs 28 crore in Series A funding.
- Alkemi Growth Capital led the round, its first in mental health and rehabilitation.
- It is Jagruti's first institutional funding round.
- The network has more than 19 centres, 1,600 beds and 40 doctors across nine cities.
- The company plans more than 40 centres and 4,000 beds in three to four years.
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre, a Pune-based provider of mental health, addiction and dementia care, has raised Rs 28 crore in a Series A round led by Alkemi Growth Capital. The round is the company's first institutional funding.
Alkemi Growth Capital is a Delhi-based venture capital fund focused on healthcare and consumer wellness. No other investors were named in the reports, and the investment is Alkemi's first in mental health and rehabilitation.
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre funding at a glance
| Detail | Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre |
|---|---|
| Amount | Rs 28 crore |
| Round | Series A, first institutional round |
| Lead investor | Alkemi Growth Capital |
| Sector | Mental health, addiction and dementia care |
| City | Pune |
What Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre does
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre runs residential centres for mental healthcare, addiction treatment and dementia care. It has more than 19 centres across nine cities, including Pune, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Chennai.
The network has more than 1,600 beds and more than 40 doctors. The organisation says it has supported more than 82,000 individuals.
Jagruti Rehabilitation Centre's journey so far
| When | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2008 | Dr Amar Shinde and Vijaya Shinde found the company in Pune |
| 2019 | Hemant Shinde joins as co-founder and CEO |
| October 2026 | Raises Rs 28 crore in Series A led by Alkemi Growth Capital |
Dr Amar Shinde on the first institutional investment
"This first institutional investment is an important milestone in Jagruti's journey."
Alka Goel on the gap in mental healthcare
"Mental health is one of the largest and least institutionalised gaps in Indian healthcare."
What Jagruti says it will do with the money
The company said it will use the funds to enter new geographies, expand clinical and staff capacity, develop specialised care programmes, and deepen its insurance and corporate partnerships. It said it plans to grow to more than 40 centres and more than 4,000 beds across Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities over the next three to four years.
Where Jagruti stands after its first outside round
Before this round, Jagruti's growth was funded through internal accruals. Today it operates more than 19 centres and more than 1,600 beds across nine cities. The company said it aims to reach more than 40 centres and more than 4,000 beds in the next three to four years.
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