Blod.in, a health-tech startup primarily based in Chennai, secured an undisclosed quantity in pre-seed funding. The deal was facilitated by Tamilpreneur, led by Shyam Siddarth, Founder & CEO and Praveen Krishna, Co-founder & CMO. Prabhu Rangarajan (Co-Founder of M2P Fintech), Mohan Ok (Co-Founder/CEO of IppoPay),Vijay Pravin (Co-Founder/CEO of bitsCrunch), Ashok Vardharajan (CTO of bitsCrunch), Savitha Ramasamy (Senior Scientist, Institute for Infocomm Research, A*Star), Karthick Sivaram (Co-Founder Backspace Tech), Mohammed Farouk (Vice-President at Rela Institute), and Bhopan Krishnan (Founder of Outline Systems) have additionally invested within the startup.

As a B2B firm, Blod goals to handle healthcare information higher. They have partnered with a number of hospitals and blood banks throughout Chennai to revolutionise the healthcare sector whereas specializing in the haematology division. They have simply launched the beta model of their flagship product, Blod+, as step one to assembly hospitals’ haematology wants.

According to the founder and social entrepreneur Varun Nair, “The healthcare sector is currently highly unstructured. Blod simplifies and digitises the day-to-day activities of the haematology department of hospitals. Implementing a simple change like Blod makes blood management more efficient and effective.”

One of the traders, Vijay Pravin, Co-founder & CEO of bitsCrunch, says, “There are some investments you make from the pocket and some you make from the heart. Blod is one such team that could save many lives by bridging the gap between technology and blood scarcity in a country like India.”

Blod plans to scale up and put money into infrastructure, expansions, and know-how stacks with the capital raised. Blod is dedicated to positively impacting the healthcare group with innovation that may remodel and assist the healthcare system in offering sufferers with the human physique’s lifeline – blood.

About Blod.in

Blod.in, a health-tech startup primarily based in Chennai caters to the haematology division by connecting hospitals and blood banks. They purpose to develop a centralised blood administration system.